How do you know which remote care model is right for your practice and patients?
Remote diabetes care works best when it works for your practice - especially when leveraging data from patients on CGMs.
The most effective program is one built around your patient population, your team’s resources, and your clinical and practice goals. Whether your priority leans toward improving clinical outcomes, driving practice growth, or finding the right balance between the two, your remote care workflow should fit the way your practice works.
The goal is to give patients the level of support they need without overburdening your staff or creating a program that isn't sustainable. Join us as we walk through how to build a customizable remote care workflow for patients using CGMs. This will include a deep dive into RPM and CCM programs that support your patients, works within your team’s capacity, and can adapt as your practice and patient needs evolve.
If you can't attend the webinar live, you will receive a link to the recording if you register in advance.
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In this webinar we will cover:
Navigating the Remote Care Landscape
Break down program types to understand considerations, requirements, and tradeoffs.
Aligning Programs with Practice Priorities
Identify your team's core goals and patient population needs to customize the right care model.
Building Sustainable, Dynamic Workflows
Design an operational strategy that delivers the right level of patient support and scales effectively.
Featured Speakers
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Jodi Hughes, MS, RD, LDN, CDCES
Director of Diabetes Education & Clinical Services
SweetSpot
Jodi is a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist with over a decade of experience in diabetes technology. As SweetSpot’s Director of Diabetes Education and Clinical Services, she works closely with prospective and practice partners across the country, represents SweetSpot at conferences and events, and oversees SweetSpot’s pump training program.
Christina Pamelar, MSN, RN, PNP, CDCES
Vice President of Operations
SweetSpot
Christina brings a wealth of clinical and product expertise to SweetSpot. She previously worked as a Nurse Practitioner specializing in pediatric diabetes care and is a CDCES with extensive experience supporting patients in device and insulin pump management. At SweetSpot, Christina oversees clinical strategy and partner support.