A Diabetes Educator’s Guide to Protecting Access to Care
For people living with diabetes, the end of the year isn’t just about holidays — it’s often the most challenging time to access care. Insurance plan year changes, prior authorizations, …

Three takes on diabetes from just one guy
A Diabetes Educator’s Guide to Protecting Access to Care
For people living with diabetes, the end of the year isn’t just about holidays — it’s often the most challenging time to access care. Insurance plan year changes, prior authorizations, …
Protecting Your Meds, Devices & Sanity
December is a beautiful, hectic, unpredictable month. Holiday schedules shift, clinics reduce hours, pharmacies get overwhelmed, and insurance systems suddenly decide it’s the perfect time to glitch. If you live with diabetes, you’re …
The American Diabetes Association’s 85th Scientific Sessions were held last weekend, and I promised I would write another review devoted to diabetes tech. If you’re interested in fewer finger pricks and more freedom, there was a lot to get excited …
Last weekend was the American Diabetes Association’s Scientific Sessions, the world’s largest diabetes conference – it’s a chance to find out about the latest and greatest advances in diabetes treatment, research, and tech. I did not attend; I’d like to …
When your kid is on an insulin pump—and also happens to believe he’s part trampoline athlete, part stuntman, and part water-spraying backyard engineer—you quickly learn how much a diabetes device can (or can’t) keep up.
A few months back, we …