Once a patient has been added to the Patient list, click the patient name to invite them to share their data or choose to upload receiver data. Once sharing has initiated or receiver uploaded, click the patients name, then click Go to interative reports.
Dexcom Clarity follows industry security standards and password expirations are a best practice. You can change your clinic user password when prompted or at anytime from Settings at the top of the page.
If you have questions about Clarity, please contact the Dexcom Care Team at [email protected] or call 1-888-738-3646, ext 4900.
For every release, a notification banner is posted at the top of the Dexcom Clarity on the day of the release. Follow the banner’s link to read the release notes. If the Uploader software is updated, the notification banner posts 2 weeks before the release.
Glucose Management Indicator (GMI) approximates the laboratory A1C level expected based on average glucose measured using continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) values. Average glucose is derived from at least 12 days of CGM data. The GMI may be similar to, higher than, or lower than the laboratory A1C. Differences between GMI and laboratory A1C may reflect differences among an individual’s red blood cell lifespan, how glucose binds to hemoglobin, or due to a recent fluctuation in glucose control.
In order to determine a GMI calculation, it is necessary to compute the average glucose level and transform it from milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL) to a percentage.
The formula for calculating the GMI as a percentage is: GMI (Percentage) = 3.31 + 0.02392 x (glucose reading in mg/dL).
Yes. Dexcom Clarity has the option to export data as a CSV file viewable in Excel. Export from one patient by clicking the patient name, then click Export. Or, export for all patients in your Patient List by clicking Export all data from the top of your Patient List page.
You can save or print all reports from Dexcom Clarity for up to 90 days of data. While viewing a patient’s interactive report, from the top of the page click Print Reports to print or Download Reports to save. Then, choose a date range and any or all of the reports.
If your clinic has a Dexcom Clarity account, add the patient to your patient list, then click Share data to view, print, or email a share invitation. The patient enters the Sharing Code from the invitation in either their personal Dexcom Clarity account or in their Dexcom Clarity app. Once sharing is established, it continues until the patient or clinic decides to stop sharing and manually stops it within Dexcom Clarity.
If your clinic does not have a Dexcom Clarity account, patients can provide a share code generated from the Dexcom Clarity app for your clinic to enter at https://clarity.dexcom.com/professional/ or you can guest upload a receiver from the same link.
Register your clinic at https://clarity.dexcom.com/professional/registration. Whoever completes the registration will be considered the account administrator with full ability to add and manage staff accounts.
Once a patient has been added to the Patient list, click the patient name to invite them to share their data or choose to upload receiver data. Once sharing has initiated or receiver uploaded, click the patients name, then click Go to interative reports.
Dexcom Clarity follows industry security standards and password expirations are a best practice. You can change your clinic user password when prompted or at anytime from Settings at the top of the page.
If you have questions about Clarity, please contact the Dexcom Care Team at [email protected] or call 1-888-738-3646, ext 4900.
For every release, a notification banner is posted at the top of the Dexcom Clarity on the day of the release. Follow the banner’s link to read the release notes. If the Uploader software is updated, the notification banner posts 2 weeks before the release.
Glucose Management Indicator (GMI) approximates the laboratory A1C level expected based on average glucose measured using continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) values. Average glucose is derived from at least 12 days of CGM data. The GMI may be similar to, higher than, or lower than the laboratory A1C. Differences between GMI and laboratory A1C may reflect differences among an individual’s red blood cell lifespan, how glucose binds to hemoglobin, or due to a recent fluctuation in glucose control.
In order to determine a GMI calculation, it is necessary to compute the average glucose level and transform it from milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL) to a percentage.
The formula for calculating the GMI as a percentage is: GMI (Percentage) = 3.31 + 0.02392 x (glucose reading in mg/dL).
Yes. Dexcom Clarity has the option to export data as a CSV file viewable in Excel. Export from one patient by clicking the patient name, then click Export. Or, export for all patients in your Patient List by clicking Export all data from the top of your Patient List page.
You can save or print all reports from Dexcom Clarity for up to 90 days of data. While viewing a patient’s interactive report, from the top of the page click Print Reports to print or Download Reports to save. Then, choose a date range and any or all of the reports.
If your clinic has a Dexcom Clarity account, add the patient to your patient list, then click Share data to view, print, or email a share invitation. The patient enters the Sharing Code from the invitation in either their personal Dexcom Clarity account or in their Dexcom Clarity app. Once sharing is established, it continues until the patient or clinic decides to stop sharing and manually stops it within Dexcom Clarity.
If your clinic does not have a Dexcom Clarity account, patients can provide a share code generated from the Dexcom Clarity app for your clinic to enter at https://clarity.dexcom.com/professional/ or you can guest upload a receiver from the same link.
Register your clinic at https://clarity.dexcom.com/professional/registration. Whoever completes the registration will be considered the account administrator with full ability to add and manage staff accounts.