A Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) is a small wearable device that tracks your glucose levels throughout the day and night. It uses a tiny sensor placed just under your skin, usually on your arm or stomach, and sends readings to a smartphone or monitor—no constant finger pricks needed. 

 Most people say they barely feel the sensor being applied. Once in place, it’s discreet and comfortable to wear, and it automatically tracks your glucose without repeated pricking. 

Some CGMs may require an occasional fingerstick to confirm accuracy, but most users report doing it far less often than with traditional test strips. 

Yes! Many CGM systems are covered by Medicare Part B, Medicaid (in some states), and private insurance plans, especially if you use insulin or have a history of glucose highs or lows. We can help check your eligibility. 

You can begin by checking if you qualify. If you’re eligible, we’ll help connect you with a licensed provider or supplier who can guide you through getting a CGM that fits your needs.