People with diabetes face everyday challenges that are now elevated during the COVID-19 pandemic. Regular in-person visits to healthcare facilities have evolved from inconvenient to potentially risky. Diabetes is a chronic condition that puts patients at increased risk of serious COVID complications, hospitalizations and death. 1 Yet missing routine care is also a problem—one likely to drive up the cost of diabetes complications in the long-term. 2 Recently, more than 200 healthcare professionals from 47 countries ranked diabetes as the condition that will be most impacted by the reduction in healthcare resources due to COVID-19. 3 The ability for people with diabetes to access care and effectively manage their conditions remotely is more important than ever. When O

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