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Conditions · Diabetes and Glucose Monitoring
CGM supplies timed to your sensor, not to a calendar
A lapsed sensor is a gap in the data your clinician uses to make decisions. Resupply should match your wear cycle, not a generic 30-day default.
What We Supply
What we supply for glucose monitoring
- Continuous glucose monitor sensors and transmitters
- Compatible supplies for major CGM systems
- Refill scheduling matched to sensor wear cycles
- Coverage verification and documentation handling
Coverage
What coverage usually looks like
How it is covered
CGM coverage has expanded significantly and now reaches many patients who were previously excluded. Requirements still vary by plan, so we confirm your benefit before the first shipment.
January is the risk month: Plan-year changes in January are the most common cause of CGM supply interruptions. Tell us early about an insurance change and we re-verify before it causes a gap.
Supplied through Continuous Glucose Monitoring
CGM sensors and supplies through Acentus: verified coverage, on-time refills and real people when you have a question. See the full Continuous Glucose Monitoring line →
Common Questions
Diabetes and Glucose Monitoring questions
Will my insurance cover a CGM?
Coverage has widened considerably, but the requirements still vary by plan. We verify yours before your first shipment and tell you what to expect in plain language.
What happens if I change insurance?
Call us as soon as you know. We re-verify coverage and adjust the schedule before a gap happens rather than after.
Can I travel with my supplies?
Yes. Call us ahead of a trip and we can adjust timing so you are not waiting on a shipment while you are away.
This page describes the supplies we provide and how coverage generally works. It is not medical advice. Talk to your clinician about what belongs in your care plan.
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