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Glytec Awarded 3 Patent Notices for Precision Diabetes Management Apps

by HITC Staff 09/28/2016 Leave a Comment

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Glytec, an innovator in diabetes care management has announced three patent notices of allowance to its growing patent portfolio, affording further protection of the proprietary diabetes technologies associated with its eGlycemic Management System®. 

Glytec offers the only patented and FDA-cleared solution for glycemic management that encompasses insulin dosing decision support for:

1. inpatient AND outpatient settings

2.  intravenous AND subcutaneous insulin therapies,

3.  adult AND pediatric populations, and

4.  patients with AND without diabetes.

The three new allowances will issue as patents over the next 60 days — adding to U.S. Patent 9,233,204 and U.S. Patent 9,171,343 — bringing the total number of patents held by Glytec to five. The company has more than 30 other U.S. and international patent applications pending.

The three allowed applications that will soon issue as patents recite, among other things, methods and systems to:

– Control blood glucose levels among inpatient and outpatient populations across care settings. This includes: (a) intravenous insulin therapy and transitions to subcutaneous basal or basal-bolus insulin therapy, and (b) the integration of connected devices such as blood glucose meters, insulin pens and infusion pumps.

– Utilize smartphone-based interactivity between and on behalf of patients and providers. This includes: (a) prescriber-initiated communication regarding medication adjustments, (b) alerting of healthcare professionals to out-of-range glycemic measurements, (c) database-driven dietary and carbohydrate recommendations, and (d) management of events that affect blood glucose, such as exercise, travel, changes in circadian rhythms, and menstruation.

– Mitigate diabetes-related and stress-induced hyperglycemia in hospitalized patients. This includes calculations and recommendations for: (a) optimal insulin infusion rates, (b) appropriate time intervals between blood glucose readings, (c) continuous nutritional insulin infusion, and (d) transitions from intravenous insulin therapy to subcutaneous basal or basal-bolus insulin therapy.

“These additional patents reflect another important set of breakthrough advancements made over the company’s now 11-year history, contributing to more effective care for people living with diabetes,” says Robby Booth, Glytec’s Senior Vice President Research & Development. “While we’re pleased and proud to be receiving additional patent protection for a broad array of methods and systems, the unprecedented clinical results our clients are achieving stand as the greatest testimony to the uniqueness of Glytec’s eGMS®.”

Founded in 2006, Glytec has developed a comprehensive eGlycemic Management System®, oreGMS®, which centers on the only FDA-cleared solution for insulin dosing able to support personalized intravenous and subcutaneous therapy for adult and pediatric populations across the entire care continuum.

The solution seamlessly integrates with EMR systems for streamlined use in all inpatient and outpatient settings. It also integrates with connected devices for at-home care managed through telehealth, population health and other value-based programs. The eGMS® employs a cloud-hosted software-as-a-service (SaaS) delivery model, allowing for rapid implementation and anytime/anywhere access.

The efficacy of the eGMS®, including its ability to substantively improve clinical and financial outcomes, has been validated bymore than 55 published studies. Results have included dramatic reductions in lengths of stay, readmissions and A1c levels. 

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