Automated Carelink uploads to your doctor
for simpler collaboration on your care.
Carelink™ Personal software is a free web based program that collects information directly from your diabetes management system. It allows you to generate reports that can be used during your doctor's visits and to monitor your own progress.
Frequently Asked QuestionsImproved CarelinkTM Personal Uploads.
View and share reports in just a few easy steps.
View your data
- See the same reports as your doctor
- Spot highs and lows
- Discover patterns and trends
Collaborate
- Share with your doctor
Your interactive demo of CarelinkTM Personal Software starts here.
Get on the same page with your doctor
ASSESSMENT & PROGRESS REPORT
This report is designed to help you view your glucose management while on your MiniMed™ insulin pump system. You can use this report with your healthcare professional to improve the duration of time spent in Auto Mode and determine what events caused some of your Auto Mode exits.
Get more out of your doctor visits
WEEKLY REVIEW REPORT
This report generates weekly pump and sensor information for your MiniMed™ insulin pump system to show you the relationships between events. A total of 7 days can be displayed on each page.
Do a quick check or take a deep dive
Sensor & Meter Overview Page 1
Just like the Therapy Management Dashboard, you get a summary of all your glucose, carbohydrate, and insulin information. It gives an overview of your glycemic control (daily, overnight, and at meal times).
Explore these interactive PDFs to see how Carelink™ Personal software helps people with diabetes, their doctors and their caregivers get on the same page for more effective therapy management.
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More Details- Corriveau EA, Durso PJ, Kaufman ED, Skipper BJ, Laskaratos LA, Heintsman KB. Effect of Carelink, an Internet-based insulin pump monitoring system, on glycaemic control in rural and urban children with Insulin Dependant Diabetes mellitus. Pediatric Diabets. 2008;9(4, pt 2):360-366.
