You manage most of the diabetes in your community with a fraction of the tools endocrinology has. Endobits watches every patient's glucose, hands you a short, ranked worklist, and keeps the documentation and billing off your desk. No new staff, no new login.
Primary care manages 9 in 10 people with type 2 diabetes. Between visits you're flying blind, therapeutic inertia sets in, and the next A1c is three months away.
Connect once, then all you do is review the panel and thumbs-up or thumbs-down each call. Endobits does the rest, quietly, in the background.
Repeated lows after breakfast. Auto-enrolled in carb-counting coaching and sent 2 videos. Follow-up in 5 days.
Post-meal highs trending up 3 weeks running. Titration review flagged and escalated to you for sign-off.
3 severe lows this week with no symptom logs. Hypo-unawareness protocol started and patient contacted.
In range 82% this week and fully engaged. No action needed, automation keeps monitoring.
Illustrative. Reading a single CGM ambulatory glucose profile takes a trained reviewer roughly 30–45 minutes; Endobits scores an entire panel in real time.
Sign up for Endobits in minutes. No new hardware, no software to install.
Add an Endobits seat to your EMR or EHR. One secure connection, no new login.
Endobits surfaces the patients who should be on a CGM, and the ones already wearing one.
We predict, prioritize, and protect your panel from complications. All you do is review the panel and thumbs-up or thumbs-down each recommendation.
Stelo and Lingo put CGM on patients no prescription ever reached. Most tools then compress that signal into one average, a GMI, an estimated A1c. That is HbA1c with extra steps, and it wastes the technology.
The shape of the curve carries what the average hides: post-meal spikes, overnight drift, the variability that precedes a diagnosis by years. Endobits reads the shape, not just the mean, and flags metabolic disease early, while there is still time to change its course.
No new staff, no new training, no CGM fellowship. Endobits translates the raw signal into a guideline-aligned next step for each patient. It tells you what you need to know, when you need to know it. Everyone in range stays silent.
Enrollment, monitoring, and documentation run in the background, so the reimbursable care you already qualify for gets captured in record time. New income, no new overhead, and patients caught years earlier.
Time-in-range and hospitalization figures are from peer-reviewed studies of continuous glucose monitoring, linked above. Income figure is a model from CMS Physician Fee Schedule national rates, not a measured client outcome. Individual results vary by clinic and population. Endobits is clinical decision-support.
What changes when you switch it on: every morning you get a short, ranked worklist instead of raw data. Partial months become billable. And there is nothing to install.
Two taps of your own numbers. See the patients you're missing and the reimbursable care most practices leave unbilled.
Illustrative. Most practices bill only a fraction of the monitoring they already deliver.
No new payment category to wait for. The care Endobits documents is billable today.
Built on a trusted ecosystem
No setup fee. Cancel anytime. A practice bills roughly $165 per patient per month across RPM and CCM. You pay $29 of it.
Billed only for patients actively on service in a given month. Unlimited clinician seats on every paid tier.
New for 2026: CPT codes 99445 and 99470 make shorter monitoring periods billable, so even patients with partial-month data generate reimbursable care. Endobits charts it automatically. Reimbursement varies by payer and documentation.
You already manage most of the type 2 diabetes in your community. Endobits turns CGM streams into a short, ranked worklist with the guideline-aligned next step surfaced. It's decision-support at the point of care, not a request to become a specialist.
No. You won't get 400 alerts. You get a prioritized worklist of the few patients who are actually off-target. Everyone in range stays silent.
No CDCES, no PharmD, no new hire. The onboarding, monitoring, and data review that normally require a diabetes educator run automatically.
Endobits auto-charts monitoring and interactive care time and maps it to Medicare RPM and CCM codes (99453, 99454, 99457, 99458, and the new 2026 codes 99445 and 99470). You bill under your own providers; reimbursement varies by payer and documentation.
Most practices are connected and monitoring their first patients within hours. Sign the BAA, connect your sensors, and the self-serve onboarding does the rest.