A fingerstick at 8:00 AM reveals nothing about what happened at 2:00 AM. For insulin-dependent patients, that gap isn't a minor inconvenience — it's the difference between catching a dangerous overnight low and finding out about it in an emergency room.
Synchronize Health's CGM program closes that gap with real-time, continuous monitoring built specifically for moderate- and complex-tier patients aged 50 and older, using the Dexcom G7 — a reading every five minutes, with alerts from its FDA-cleared system up to twenty minutes before a low actually hits.
When the Dexcom system issues an alert, Synchronize Health's clinical staff follow the outreach protocol the ordering physician has approved — typically a call within minutes — and a structured summary goes to the physician. A registered dietitian nutritionist and a certified diabetes care and education specialist work from the same glucose data, turning trends into personalized coaching — not generic advice.
CGM is delivered through Synchronize Health's standard enrollment and monitoring process. Referral, insurance verification, device onboarding, and the ongoing monitoring work under the physician's protocol are managed entirely by the Synchronize Health care team — no additional administrative burden on the physician's practice.
This isn't a device handed to a patient. It's a fully managed clinical pathway — so the physician gets a managed clinical case, not just a patient with a gadget.
The physician retains full clinical authority over every treatment decision. Synchronize Health surfaces the data — it never makes the call.