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DexCom

 DexCom — The Sensor Specialists

DexCom, Inc. is a leader in continuous glucose sensing technologies, and focuses 100% on these technologies. Founded in 1999, DexCom’s roots stem from the pioneering 1967 research on implanted glucose sensors at the University of Wisconsin. DexCom started with a focus on creating an implantable Sensor that the body would not reject and that would perform for a long period of time.

Today, DexCom’s Sensor technology is based on this research and sets it apart from other brands. DexCom continues to improve, with the introduction of the SEVEN® PLUS. Moving into their second decade, DexCom is committed to delivering best-in-class products and support services to patients and customers.

An Interview with TCOYD Supporter Terry Gregg

Michele D. Huie
TCOYD Newsletter, Vol. 29, 2009

Terrance H. Gregg is TCOYD’s newest board member. Terry serves as CEO and President of DexCom, Inc., the company that first brought continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) to people with diabetes. Before DexCom, he was President and Chief Operating Officer of Medtronic Minimed for seven years. Terry and his wife Louise are big supporters of Taking Control of Your Diabetes. In this interview, we talk to Terry about his commitment to diabetes education, research, and the people living with this disease.

Dexcom Seven Plus

Steven V. Edelman, MD
TCOYD Newsletter, Vol. 28, 2009

We have seen advancements in continuous glucose monitoring technology over the past several years in all three commercially available CGM devices (DexCom SEVEN, Abbott Navigator, and Medtronic Paradigm) in terms of reliability and other features that make day-to-day diabetes management issues easier and safer.

Dexcom Hosts TCOYD Fundraising Lunch
Dexcom Hosts TCOYD Fundraising Lunch
Employees and friends of Dexcom bring prizes and laugher to San Diego fundraising event 
Not Taking "No" For An Answer

By Kaku Armah and Kelly Close
TCOYD Newsletter, Vol. 27, 2008

An Interview with a CGM Reimbursement Guru

Jean Corrigan RN, MA, CDE, is program director for Winthrop University Hospital’s pediatric diabetes program. This ADA nationally recognized pediatric program serves over 1000 diabetes patients, 40 percent of whom are on insulin pumps. A highly regarded diabetes educator, she has extensive experience using continuous glucose monitoring (CGM).

 

 
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