ALR Technologies to Integrate with CGM Platforms

ALRT Diabetes Solution is adding support for continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems to the ALRT diabetes management platform. There are currently three commercially available CGM devices: the Dexcom G6® (Dexcom, Inc.), the Freestyle Libre (Abbott Laboratories), and the Guardian™ Connect (Medtronic, Inc.).

ALRT Aims for Dramatic Improvements in the Standard of Care For Diabetes

The first-line approach to treating newly diagnosed diabetes is to concentrate on self-management through medication and lifestyle. This is successful when patients adhere to care plans. When self-management does not stop the progression of the disease, the focus of the treatment plan has to switch to optimizing medication using diabetes technology. The clinician needs to be fully engaged in timely intensification when results indicate that it is needed.

ALR Technologies and IDEAS DWC LLC to Market the ALRT Diabetes Solution In the Middle East and North Africa

ALRT’s comprehensive diabetes management system could improve outcomes and provide diagnostic tools for diabetes therapies in one of the world’s most critical diabetes markets

ALR Technologies (ALRT) and Aspire Cerebro Agree to Co-Market the ALRT Diabetes Solution In India

ALRT and Aspire Cerebro will collaborate to market ALRT’s comprehensive diabetes management system to Indian pharmaceutical companies and help improve diabetes management.

ALRT Announces Launch of the Integrated ALRT Diabetes Solution

The Integrated Solution will include **ALRT Diabetes Solution** software, blood glucose test supplies and diabetes management administered by Centers of Excellence for Diabetes Care

ALR Technologies Announces That Its ALRT Diabetes Solution Has Been Developed To An Enterprise-Scale

The ALRT Diabetes Solution is an enterprise-scale product that allows healthcare systems to implement best practices for diabetes care on large populations of patients - saving lives and money.

The ALRT Diabetes Management System

Details of the patent pending diabetes management system featuring Predictive A1C values and Insulin Dose Adjustment

ALRT Adding International Reference Dosing to Insulin Dose Adjustment (IDA) Feature for International Market Expansion

Product development underway to add reference doses based on International Diabetes Federation, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and UK Guidelines

FDA Grants ALRT Clearance for Insulin Dose Adjustment (IDA) Feature

IDA is designed to ensure that patients get an effective and timely insulin dose(s) based on accurate data about their specific needs

ALRT System Significantly Lowers A1C Levels in Type 2 Diabetes Patients in Real World Pilot Program

A 10-month pilot of the ALRT remote monitoring system for diabetes by the Kansas City Metropolitan Physician Association (KCMPA) has found significant improvement in glycemic control for those patients who used the system compared to those who dropped out of the pilot.

ALR Technologies Seeks FDA Approval For Insulin Dose Adjustment Feature for Better Diabetes Management

A first-in-class technology, the Insulin Dose Adjustment Consultation (IDAC) feature from ALRT uses an algorithm -- based on the guidelines of the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE) -- to advise doctors instantly on the proper dose of insulin for each patient. The algorithm takes into account the current insulin dosage, the patient’s height and weight, and a review of blood glucose data from the patient’s glucose meter to efficiently deliver accurate dosing recommendations. With FDA 510(k) clearance, IDAC will become an important addition to the Health-e-Connect remote diabetes care management system.

ALRT System May Help Providers Meet Chronic Care Management Reimbursement Requirements

An analysis from Avalere Health LLC, commissioned by ALRT, follows the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) establishment of a new reimbursement code for non-face-to-face chronic care management (CCM) with a payment rate of $42.60 per patient per month. This new payment is available to providers as of January 1, 2015, but only if they meet CMS’ extensive and complex requirements, according to Avalere. The ALRT system is designed to enable medical practices to meet these requirements while helping improve outcomes for patients with diabetes.

CMS To Reimburse Physicians for Remote Chronic Care Starting January 1, 2015

ALRT’s Product Offering for Diabetes Management Will Allow Physician Groups to Access the New Reimbursement

ALR Technologies Advocates For Sensible Medicare Reimbursement of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) for Diabetes Patients

Internet Monitoring More Cost Effective than Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) for Most Medicare Patients Says ALRT President Bill Smith

ALR Technologies Letter to Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services

ALR Technologies Begins Enrolling Patients in Kansas City

Partnership with KCMPA Marks First Large-Scale Commercial Deployment of the Health-e-Connect Remote Disease Management System

Forbes Says ALRT Among the Startups and Small Companies to Benefit From CMS Rule

After July ended with what I called a “big week for telemedicine and telehealth,” August started with at least one telehealth company — maybe more “digital health,” but let’s not split hairs here — getting some national TV coverage to discuss an important development in the field.

The Kansas City Metropolitan Physician Association and ALR Technologies Announce Diabetes Management Partnership

Collaboration With Pioneering Accountable Care Organization Marks First Commercial Deployment of the Health-e-Connect System

Proposed CMS Rules Present ALRT with Significant New Market Opportunities for Remote Monitoring of Patients with Chronic Conditions

Beginning next year, primary care physicians and others could begin billing separately for chronic care management (CCM) services if the Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) proposed by the Centers for CMS is adopted. These changes in the Medicare fee-for-service program have the potential to create generous new incentives for telemedicine companies that specialize in remote monitoring of patients with chronic conditions.

ALR Technologies' Letter to Shareholders

First, thank you for your continuing support for our company. It is an exciting time at ALRT and, as we have done in the past, I will continue to send out occasional updates on our progress with the intention of keeping you and the general public informed about recent developments and the prospects for our company's success.

ALR Technologies Announces Electronic Insulin Dosing Consultations by Endocrinologists

New Feature of Health-e-Connect System Will Encourage Widespread Adoption of Intensive Blood Glucose Management

ALR Technologies Announces Mac OS Compatibility for the Health-e-Connect System

Mac compatibility represents a significant opportunity for many Mac-using patients with diabetes, as monitoring software for some of the major glucose meters brands is compatible only with Windows-based computers. The ALRT Mac-friendly software will now be an option for patients with the following brands of meter: LifeScan, Nipro, Bayer, Abbott and Roche.

ALR Technologies Letter to Shareholders

I wanted to take a moment to update you on the recent progress of ALR Technologies and to lay out our strategy for the commercialization of our services and our technology.

ALR Technologies Appoints Dr. Kent Stoneking as Director of Diabetes Care Facilitation

ALR Technologies, a medical device company providing remote monitoring and care facilitation for patients with chronic diseases, today announced that Kent Stoneking, Pharm. D., CDE, has been appointed Director, Diabetes Care Facilitation, effective February 1, 2013\. Dr. Stoneking will oversee the hiring, training, and ongoing activities of ALRT’s Diabetes Care Facilitators (DCFs) who will monitor the data of diabetes patients and coordinate care with clinicians, caregivers, health plans and others.