The Glooko team is excited to join diabetes care and education specialists at the Association of Diabetes Care & Education Specialists’ 2026 Annual Meeting in Columbus, Ohio, from August 7 to 10. This conference brings together the certified diabetes care and education specialist (CDCES) community, clinicians, researchers, and health system leaders who are redefining how diabetes care is delivered across settings.
At booth 5113, we’ll showcase how Glooko is evolving alongside today’s diabetes care teams to simplify diabetes management—supporting care teams and people with diabetes seamlessly across in-clinic visits, remote monitoring, and the everyday moments in between where diabetes is really managed.
Built Around the Way Your Care Teams Work
CDCES professionals’ time is limited, yet technical tasks like device downloads, data reconciliation, and documentation often consume care team visits. Glooko’s diabetes management platform removes that friction by adapting to existing workflows and streamlining how data is collected, interpreted, and shared so CDCESs can focus on patient care.
Eliminating the “Cable Spaghetti” Problem
People often have more than one device, and each CGM or pump upload can eat into an already short care visit. Glooko’s device-agnostic platform integrates data from over 200 devices, including automated cloud syncing with the four major manufacturers, so CDCESs can spend more time in conversation and less time troubleshooting technology.
Turning Data Into Actionable Insight
A single CGM can generate thousands of data points a day, which can quickly overwhelm both care teams and people with diabetes. Glooko’s platform turns that complexity into standardized, easy-to-read metrics that surface patterns and trends, so care teams can quickly see where someone is thriving and where they need support, making it easier to anchor coaching in the ADCES7 Self-Care Behaviors.
Closing the Gap Between Visits
Diabetes management doesn’t happen every three months, it happens every day. Between visits, visibility is limited, making it harder to know when someone is struggling. Glooko’s remote monitoring capabilities extend CDCES’s reach beyond the clinic so care teams can identify issues sooner and intervene proactively.
For CDCES professionals, empowerment is central to care, and the Glooko mobile app supports this by reducing cognitive burden for people with diabetes by bringing data into one place and translating it into actionable insights. When people can see how their behaviors affect outcomes and become active partners in their care, coaching is more effective and sustainable.
Integrating Into the Systems Care Teams Already Use
Duplicative documentation is a major drag on clinical efficiency. Downloading device data in one system and then manually entering it into the EHR adds unnecessary administrative work. Glooko’s platform integrates directly with major EHRs so insulin pump settings, reports, summaries, and key metrics flow into existing workflows automatically, saving time and reducing the risk of errors.
Clinical Co-Pilot
By surfacing the right insights at the right time, integrating directly into workflows, and reducing administrative overhead, Glooko’s diabetes management platform acts as a clinical co-pilot—helping care teams deliver more personalized, proactive, and impactful care.
At ADCES 2026, we’re proud to stand alongside diabetes educators as partners in advancing care delivery. Because when technology works the way care teams do, everyone benefits—especially patients.
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This is not part of the 2026 Annual Meeting as planned by the Association of Diabetes Care & Education Specialists. This content is neither sponsored nor endorsed by the Association of Diabetes Care & Education Specialists. This content does not qualify for continuing medical education (CME) credit.