Diabetes Management System
First Claim
1. A diabetes management system comprising:
- one or more of a continuous glucose monitor and an insulin delivery device; and
a mobile controller device in wireless communication with the continuous glucose monitor, the insulin delivery device, or a combination thereof, the mobile controller device being adapted to (a) to receive blood glucose levels for a user from the continuous glucose monitor or (b) receive insulin delivery data from the insulin delivery device, and wherein the insulin delivery device is adapted to output maintenance reminders to the user based, at least in part, on location information, the mobile controller device comprising;
a location subsystem to detect a location of the mobile controller device, the continuous glucose monitor, the insulin delivery device, or a combination thereof,a maintenance model that models the user'"'"'s behavior with regard to maintenance reminders based, at least, on locations and context for the diabetes management system when the maintenance reminders are presented to the user,a maintenance subsystem (i) to continually update the maintenance model by (a) detecting or receiving indications that the user has conducted maintenance tasks on the diabetes management system and (b) updating the maintenance model based on the conducted maintenance tasks, and (ii) to continually provide maintenance reminders at optimal times for upcoming maintenance tasks by (a) obtaining a current location from the location subsystem, (b) determining a current context for the diabetes management system, and (c) identifying the optimal times and providing upcoming maintenance reminders for the upcoming maintenance tasks at the optimal times based on evaluation of the current context and the current location using the maintenance model.
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Abstract
A variety of location-based and/or proximity-based features related to diabetes management systems can be used to improve maintenance compliance and/or to provide important information to PWD designated assistance entities (e.g., family, friends, givers, HCPs, emergency medicine providers) under certain conditions. In some cases, a user'"'"'s location can be tracked or determined to trigger and/or time alerts about upcoming maintenance tasks in a way that will increase the likelihood that the PWD will immediately perform the designated maintenance task. In some cases, methods, devices, and systems provided herein can use proximity to non-paired mobile computing devices to deliver data to PWD designated assistance entities.
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20 Claims
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1. A diabetes management system comprising:
one or more of a continuous glucose monitor and an insulin delivery device; and a mobile controller device in wireless communication with the continuous glucose monitor, the insulin delivery device, or a combination thereof, the mobile controller device being adapted to (a) to receive blood glucose levels for a user from the continuous glucose monitor or (b) receive insulin delivery data from the insulin delivery device, and wherein the insulin delivery device is adapted to output maintenance reminders to the user based, at least in part, on location information, the mobile controller device comprising; a location subsystem to detect a location of the mobile controller device, the continuous glucose monitor, the insulin delivery device, or a combination thereof, a maintenance model that models the user'"'"'s behavior with regard to maintenance reminders based, at least, on locations and context for the diabetes management system when the maintenance reminders are presented to the user, a maintenance subsystem (i) to continually update the maintenance model by (a) detecting or receiving indications that the user has conducted maintenance tasks on the diabetes management system and (b) updating the maintenance model based on the conducted maintenance tasks, and (ii) to continually provide maintenance reminders at optimal times for upcoming maintenance tasks by (a) obtaining a current location from the location subsystem, (b) determining a current context for the diabetes management system, and (c) identifying the optimal times and providing upcoming maintenance reminders for the upcoming maintenance tasks at the optimal times based on evaluation of the current context and the current location using the maintenance model. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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13. A wearable insulin delivery device comprising:
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an insulin pump device to administer insulin dosages to a patient wearing the insulin delivery device; one or more sensor interfaces to obtain, at least, blood glucose levels for the patient; a wireless interface to wirelessly communicate with one or more other computing; a data storage device to store a uniform resource locator (URL) for a remote server system and a unique identifier for the patient; an input subsystem to receive input from the patient; an output subsystem to output information to the patient; and a controller (i) to control the insulin pump device delivering insulin to the patient based, at least in part, on the blood glucose levels received through the one or more sensor interfaces, (ii) to securely communicate with a paired mobile computing device that is authorized to communicate with the remote server system regarding the patient, (iii) to automatically output an alarm via the output subsystem in response to an alarm condition, and (iv) to transmit a wireless beacon signal using the wireless interface in response to the patient failing to provide a response via the input subsystem within a threshold period of time of the alert being output, wherein the beacon signal (i) includes, at least, the URL encoded with the unique identifier for the patient and (ii) is configured to prompt a third party computing device passively monitoring for beacon signals to transmit a request to the remote server system using the encoded URL. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15, 16, 17)
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18. A diabetes management system comprising:
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a paired mobile computing device that is registered with a remote server system in association with a patient; one or more other computing devices that are registered with the remote server system in association with one or more other patients, wherein the one or more other computing devices are (i) preauthorized by the patient to receive and present health-related information for to the patient, and (ii) to passively monitor for the health-related information transmitted over one or more local wireless protocols; and a insulin delivery device comprising; an insulin pump device to administer insulin dosages to the patient; one or more sensor interfaces to obtain, at least, blood glucose levels for the patient; a wireless interface to wirelessly communicate with the paired mobile computing device and the one or more other computing devices; a data storage device to store (i) a unique identifier for the patient, (ii) authentication information to pair and securely communicate with the paired mobile computing device, and (iii) encryption information to securely broadcast the health-related information to the one or more other computing devices; and a controller (i) to control the insulin pump device delivering insulin to the patient based, at least in part, on the blood glucose levels received through the one or more sensor interfaces, (ii) to securely communicate with the paired mobile computing device, and (iii) to broadcast secure wireless signals including the health-related information for detection and presentation by the one or more other computing devices in response to detecting no connectivity with the paired mobile computing device. - View Dependent Claims (19, 20)
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