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Dexcom G6 Covered 100% for Veterans

Arden's Day Blog

Arden's Day is a type I diabetes care giver blog written by author Scott Benner. Scott has been a stay-at-home dad since 2000, he is the author of the award winning parenting memoir, 'Life Is Short, Laundry Is Eternal'. Arden's Day is an honest and transparent look at life with diabetes - since 2007.

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Dexcom G6 Covered 100% for Veterans

Scott Benner

Dexcom G6 Continuous Glucose Monitoring System Now Available at Veterans Affairs Pharmacies Across the United States

  • New government contract and pharmacy availability improves access to Dexcom G6 continuous glucose monitoring for hundreds of thousands of veterans with diabetes

  • Prescribing Dexcom G6 is now more cost effective and efficient for the VA than the previous procurement pathway 

  • The cost of Dexcom CGM is 100% covered by the VA for patients with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes who meet eligibility criteria

To be eligible for Dexcom G6 coverage under Veterans Affairs, a healthcare provider must verify that the patient meets the following qualifying criteria:

  • Has diabetes  

  • Performs frequent blood glucose monitoring (BGM) testing (≥4x/day)  

  • Takes ≥3 daily injections of insulin or uses an insulin pump  

  • Has the skillset and knowledge to use CGM successfully  

  • Has agreed to follow up in the clinic a minimum of every 6 months

  • And, is one or more of the following:  

    • At risk for hypoglycemia  

    • Unable to meet glycemic control, despite adherence to the treatment regimen  

    • Performs job-related activities where a hypoglycemic event could put them at risk of harm  

    • Unable to perform self-monitoring of blood glucose due to disability or disease  

Interested Veterans can get started here