Company Update
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Full manufacturing operations commence at new facility in San Diego
Full manufacturing operations have begun at our new facility in San Diego! The 50,000-square-foot Barnes Canyon facility doubles our previous manufacturing capacity for both insulin pumps and cartridges in support of the our growing operations.
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The end of the year is a great time to save on out-of-pocket costs
It’s the perfect time to explore new technology and to take advantage of the remaining funds in your Flexible Spending Account or Health Savings Account. These funds often don’t carry over to the next year, so make sure not to end the year with unclaimed health benefits – year end will be here sooner than you think!
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Study Results: Usability of a Predictive Low Glucose Suspend (PLGS) Feature on a Touchscreen Insulin Pump
Tandem recently presented Human Factors research that demonstrates ease of use and effectiveness of computer-based training for a touchscreen insulin pump with an Automated Insulin Delivery feature.
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Our Response to Animas’ Exit from the Insulin Pump Market
We believe competition is important to push companies to constantly innovate for people with diabetes and provide the highest level of quality and service at a reasonable price. For that reason, we are disappointed by this week’s news that Animas is exiting the U.S. pump market and have designated Medtronic as a preferred partner to transition customers.
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First t:slim X2 Insulin Pump Users Update Their Pumps from Home
Upon FDA approval of Dexcom G5 Mobile CGM compatibility, thousands of existing t:slim X2 Insulin Pump users were able to add CGM integration to their pump from home using their personal computer, without waiting for their insurance to cover a new device.
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Why Remote Pump Software Updates Matter
Up until recently, insulin pumps didn’t change that much - they did basal, they did bolus, and that was about it, so the typical 4-year insurance company reimbursement cycle wasn’t really a big deal. But the pace of innovation in diabetes technology has picked up rapidly. What if you could choose a pump today that could be updated with new features as they become approved and available?
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From time to time, we may pass along suggestions, tips, or information about other Tandem Diabetes Care insulin pump user experiences or approaches to the management of diabetes. Please note individual symptoms, situations, circumstances, and results may vary. Please consult your physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding your condition and appropriate medical treatment. Please read the Important Safety Information before using our products.