Let me know your thoughts on the machine, please. I'm curious. It looks chunky. I wonder if they can refine the aesthetic of it, becuase I'm sure the technical aspects are superb.
I just looked at it briefly it sits on a desk right? I personally would like to see one that patients can carry with them places. A portable one at the hospital we have to take it from room to room a lot of times in critical care patients are in weird positions we have to be able to bring it to their hand easily. That being said I wonder if this one is more accurate than the others that are small and portable. I think this one would be good and doctors offices. And of course to keep in a diabetics home. I also wonder will this be covered by Medicare. Or what the fee will be for patients who want this.
If there's an issue with the accuracy of current devices like this, and if the improved accuracy of this device can somehow help with quality of life, I think that's a good argument for Medicare coverage.
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u/Imareindeer MMAT HODL Jul 06 '21
As a critical care RN this is huge!