DarioHealth partners with Glytec on Outpatient Diabetes Management

Global digital therapeutics innovator, DarioHealth Corp has announced a joint marketing agreement with Glytec, company in insulin titration solutions for use across the full continuum of care. The agreement allows DarioHealth’s smart glucose meter (part of the Dario Blood Glucose Monitoring System) to transmit information to Glytec’s Glucommander™ Outpatient software-as-a-medical-device.

Blood glucose data from the Dario Blood Glucose Monitoring System, automatically sent to the Cloud in real-time, will be seamlessly imported to Glucommander Outpatient™ and utilized in conjunction with other clinical data to formulate personalized insulin dose recommendations. The connected care model supports virtual insulin titration for outpatients with diabetes.

Bob Leonard, Glytec’s President and Chief Executive Officer said, “The Dario Blood Glucose Monitoring System is growing in popularity among people with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes, and we are pleased to be able to add DarioHealth to our best-in-class network of connected device partners. Glytec doesn’t make devices, we make devices BETTER by adding the missing element, which is insulin titration. There is little that can be done to achieve and sustain significant A1c improvements with data alone, but by making that data actionable and making timely insulin dose adjustments, we see average reductions in A1c of 2.7% points and higher over 12 months.”

Erez Raphael, DarioHealth’s Chief Executive Officer said, “Glytec will benefit from real-time, accurate blood glucose data to provide insulin titration decision support, and we are convinced that the Dario Blood Glucose Monitoring System will be a more complete solution when paired with Glucommander™ Outpatient. We believe that people with diabetes need this synergy to be most successful in managing their diabetes.”

The Dario Blood Glucose Monitoring System combines five essential tools to simplify diabetes management: (1) a sleek, all-in-one smart glucose meter, (2) a personal diabetes progress monitor, (3) on-demand data sharing, (4) emergency hypoglycemia alerts with GPS locator, and (5) a carb counting tool.