Diabetes & Prediabetes

Between-visit care for diabetes & prediabetes

Diabetes care is built one day at a time.

Plimr carries the clinician-set plan across medication, glucose context, nutrition, movement, sleep, symptoms, measures, and labs, then brings the weeks between visits into one longitudinal view.

The condition gap

A review captures a moment. Diabetes care moves all day.

  • -Meals, medication, movement, sleep, stress, symptoms, and glucose patterns interact across ordinary days.
  • -Glucose and CGM data gains meaning from the context around it.
  • -Type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, and prediabetes involve distinct daily work and clinical expectations.
  • -A scheduled review cannot reconstruct every relevant event from isolated readings and memory.
Two connected experiences

Organize the clinician-set plan and return glucose context with the wider story.

Patient

The clinician-set plan, organized for today

Plimr places daily actions, medication timing, check-ins, measures, and clinic-defined priorities into one clear sequence.

Clinician

The weeks between reviews, in context

Plimr brings glucose and wearable trends alongside medication timing, nutrition, movement, sleep, symptoms, labs, and configured pattern flags.

Clinical workflow

Keep each diabetes care model distinct while connecting the daily context

For clinics supporting type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, and prediabetes through clinician-set plans between scheduled reviews.

  1. 01

    Type 1 diabetes: organize recorded insulin timing, meals, movement, sleep, symptoms, relevant events, and connected CGM context without dose calculation.

  2. 02

    Type 2 diabetes: connect medication, glucose trends, nutrition, movement, sleep, measures, symptoms, wearables, and lab milestones.

  3. 03

    Prediabetes: turn the prevention plan into daily structure for nutrition, movement, sleep, stress, measures, and check-ins.

What Plimr makes visible across diabetes care

  • Glucose or CGM trends where connected and relevant
  • Medication timing in the context of the clinician-set plan
  • Meals, nutrition actions, and hydration
  • Movement, sleep, and wearable trends
  • Symptoms and patient-reported experience
  • Weight, body measures, and lab milestones where relevant
  • Clinic-configured pattern flags
Diabetes review context

See the days behind the diabetes review.

Glucose or CGM trends sit alongside the clinician-set plan, recorded medication timing, meals, movement, sleep, symptoms, measures, and labs.

PlimrDiabetes program · illustrative patient
Glucose data
Connected
Review window
Plan actions
6 of 7
This week
Sleep
6h 42m
7-day average
!Context pattern ready for review

Later meals and shorter sleep overlap with the highlighted glucose window. Plimr displays the context without calculating doses or recommending treatment changes.

See it in your program

See the days behind the diabetes review.

See how Plimr connects daily patient structure with a longitudinal record ready for the clinic.

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