Better diabetes management,
evidence-based
Sustained reduction in HbA1c with
Glooko RPM (Remote Patient Monitoring) for Type 2 patients
Total patients
Patients with baseline A1c>= 8.5%
Patients with baseline A1c>= 8.5%
(6 months n=139):
*Glycemic Improvements Following Mobile-Enabled Remote Patient Monitoring: A Randomized Control Study. Sheng, T et al. American Diabetes Association (ADA), Scientific Sessions. E-poster, 2020 Remote patient monitoring for adults with type 2 diabetes.
Ranes, L. Association of Diabetes Care & Education Specialists (ADCES; formerly AADE) Research/Case Study Session, 2020.
Sustained glycemic improvements with
Glooko RPM (Remote Patient Monitoring)
Improvement in key metrics at 3, 6, 12 months
Increased Time-in-Range
Decreased Average Blood Glucose
Decreased Hyperglycemia
Increased Time-in-Range
Decreased Average Blood Glucose
Decreased Hyperglycemia
*Remote patient monitoring in the real world: Immediate and long-term improvements in glycemic control. Sheng, T et al. American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) Emerging Science Poster, 2019
Use of the Glooko mobile app
improves glycemic outcomes
- Drops in average blood glucose levels and hyperglycemia in 2 months
- Use of Glooko mobile app features (food logging and reminders) also improves the above
*Glooko’s diabetes management application improves glycemic outcomes compared to control. Offringa, R et al. American Diabetes Association (ADA), Scientific Sessions, 2020.
Use of mobile-enabled reminders feature is associated with improved behavioral and glycemic outcomes in the real world. Abad, R et al. American Diabetes Association (ADA), Scientific Sessions, 2019.
Mobile-Enabled Food Logging is Associated with Improved Glycemic Management in the Real World. Sheng, T et al. Diabetes Technology Meeting (DTM), 2019.
After stopping Glooko use,
patient outcomes decline in 6-8 weeks
Mg/dL
Average increase
in blood glucose
In-range
reading
hyperglycemia
*Deteriorating Glucose Control in Patients with Diabetes after Disengagement from a Mobile Health App. Babikian, S et al. Diabetes Technology Meeting, Poster, 2020
