Predict | Adverse Glycemic Events & Continuous Glucose Monitoring

Improve glycemic control and avoid adverse outcomes.

Deficient glycemic control often leads to adverse glycemic events and unplanned admissions. This contributes substantially to the burden of diabetes, which affects 34 million U.S. adults at a total estimated cost of $327 billion annually. Continuous glucose monitoring presents a key opportunity to improve glucose management for insulin intensive type 2 diabetics and avoid these adverse events.

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Ingest, normalize, and blend data
from dozens of health data sources.

Electronic Health Records
Unstructured Clinical Notes
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Vital Signs
Remote Monitoring Data
Medical Claims
Rx Claims
ADT Records
Lab Test Results
Social Needs Assessments
Social Determinants of Health
Operations & Services

Risk of hypoglycemia-related ED visit in the next 6 months

HIGH RISK

Patient ID

Gender

Age

Risk Score Percentile

874665101

Male

54

97

Impact on risk

Contributing factor

Value

+26%

# of Hypoglycemic Plasma Glucose Concentration Readings

2

+23%

Daily Insulin Use

225 units / day

+16%

HbA1C Level (3M)

8.8%

+13%

# of Unplanned Admissions (12M)

1

AI INFORMS ACTION

Pinpoint high-risk individuals and surface actionable risk factors.

WellSect generates explainable predictions using thousands of auto-generated, clinically relevant contributing factors.

Employ

Employ CGM devices to improve glucose management for high-risk patients

Evaluate

Evaluate and refine insulin-based therapy with patient-specific insights

Enhance

Enhance monitoring to anticipate and avoid adverse events

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