Frequently Asked Questions

The cost of a CGM system without insurance can vary. For the FreeStyle Libre 3, you can expect to pay $864.00 for the device + 3 months supply.

To get approved for a CGM, you’ll first need a prescription, which is typically based on whether it’s a suitable option for your diabetes management.

If you need a prescription, our team will collaborate with your healthcare provider to secure one for you. We will then guide you through the insurance approval process, providing support and ensuring you have all the necessary documentation for a smooth and successful experience.

Yes, continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), including the FreeStyle Libre 3, typically require a prescription from a healthcare provider. This prescription ensures that the device is appropriate for your diabetes management needs and that you understand how to use it properly.

Our service includes working with your healthcare provider to obtain the necessary prescription for you, simplifying the process to get your CGM quickly and efficiently.

CGM systems are typically prescribed for individuals with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, particularly those who require insulin and need to monitor their glucose levels frequently.

Eligibility can depend on factors such as the frequency of daily blood sugar checks, insulin usage, and hypoglycemia awareness. Your healthcare provider can help determine if a CGM is right for you.

Many insurance plans, including Medicare, may cover CGM systems like the FreeStyle Libre 3 for individuals with diabetes who meet certain criteria. Since coverage can vary, we encourage you to contact us for assistance in determining if your insurance will provide coverage for a CGM device.

Our team is here to help you navigate the insurance process and ensure you receive the benefits you’re entitled to.