PositiveID Corporation and IDEAL LIFE Partner to Bring iglucose to Market for Wireless Diabetes Management
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iglucose proposes to use mobile technology to revolutionize the way individuals with diabetes manage their condition. By seamlessly communicating glucose readings from market-leading, data-capable glucometers to the iglucose diabetes management portal, this important data can be shared with family members, caregivers and healthcare professionals via text message, email or fax, or through the iglucose diabetes management portal itself.
IDEAL LIFE's system consists of monitoring devices called Managers designed for specific therapeutic categories including congestive heart failure, hypertension, diabetes, asthma and obesity. IDEAL LIFE offers the BP Manager™, Body-Manager™, Gluco-Manager™, Step Manager™ and SpO2 Manager™, all of which communicate through the IDEAL LIFE Pod™, a Bluetooth®-enabled wireless gateway. Using the IDEAL LIFE Pod through a cellular network, Ethernet connection or telephone connection, automatic communication with any of IDEAL LIFE's remote health management products can occur. IDEAL LIFE solutions also communicate through other modes of communication, including smartphones and the Internet.
By working together, the companies can offer IDEAL LIFE's large patient base added flexibility for monitoring and managing their diabetes using market-leading glucometers such as the LifeScan® OneTouch®, marketed by Johnson & Johnson, Nipro Diagnostic™ True™ monitoring systems, Abbott Freestyle®, and Bayer Breeze® and Contour® meters, all of which integrate with iglucose. IDEAL LIFE offers the most comprehensive system available and enables people to be healthier and more independent, reduces healthcare costs and provides better use of healthcare resources.
IDEAL LIFE President
The market for remote health management is strong and growing.
More than 25 million children and adults in the U.S. have diabetes, or over eight percent of the population, according to the 2011 National Diabetes Fact Sheet. The CDC predicts that nearly 30 percent of children born after the year 2000 will develop diabetes. The lifetime risk of developing diabetes for those born in the year 2000 is 35 percent. The total cost of diagnosed diabetes in the U.S. is estimated at
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IDEAL LIFE, an ISO-certified company and the industry leader in remote health management solutions, has created an innovative platform that addresses many of today's most challenging and costly healthcare issues. Guided by a medical advisory panel of experts, the IDEAL LIFE program makes proactive prevention more realistic than ever as it is instrumental in gauging health issues before chronic conditions manifest themselves into acute events. For people managing chronic conditions, such as congestive heart failure, hypertension, diabetes, asthma or obesity, IDEAL LIFE provides relevant, real-time, reliable and actionable data from a person either at home or while on the go. It delivers interactive, personalized communication to incorporate feedback to the knowledge base, allowing individuals to become more engaged and active participants in their own health.
The easy-to-use IDEAL LIFE system uses digital, wireless, secure two-way communication, allowing for a more personalized and cost-effective wellness experience. The
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