About the Service
We are a team of endocrinologists, diabetes educators, nurses, and dietitians working together to simplify insulin management for every patient.
Insulin dose adjustments are often confusing and risky, especially with the threat of hypoglycemia. Our INSULINDOSER algorithm provides patients with real-time support, safe dosing decisions, and personalized care to improve glucose management.
Mission: To empower every person on insulin therapy with the right dose at the right time — safely and effectively.
Vision: To revolutionize insulin care by combining technology with expert medical supervision for better outcomes and a healthier future.
Objectives:
Provide decision support for insulin dosing
Prevent complications from hypoglycemia & hyperglycemia
Train healthcare providers in safe insulin management
Support patients before & after surgery with insulin adjustments
Offer continuous education and self-assessments for patients
Services Offered
Insulin Dose Calculation Support
Insulin Injection Education & Training
Courses on Diabetes & Self-Management
Glucose Monitoring & Hypoglycemia Prevention
Pre- & Post-Surgery Insulin Care Support
Continuous Professional Supervision
Our Treatments
What is insulin and why do I need it?
Insulin is a hormone that helps move glucose from your blood into your cells for energy. People with diabetes often need insulin therapy to keep blood sugar under control and prevent complications.
How do I know how much insulin to take?
Your insulin dose is determined by your doctor based on your blood sugar levels, lifestyle, diet, and health conditions. Tools like INSULINDOSER help ensure safe and accurate dose adjustments.
Can insulin cause side effects?
The most common side effect is hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). This can usually be prevented with proper dosing, monitoring, and guidance from your healthcare team.
How do I inject insulin safely?
Insulin is injected under the skin using a syringe, pen, or pump. Your nurse or educator will teach you the correct technique and best sites for injection to avoid pain and ensure effectiveness.
What is the difference between rapid-acting, short-acting, and long-acting insulin?
Rapid/short-acting: Works quickly to control blood sugar after meals.
Intermediate-acting: Controls blood sugar for several hours.
Long-acting: Provides a steady level of insulin throughout the day or night.
What should I do if I miss a dose of insulin?
Never take a double dose. If you miss a dose, check your blood sugar and contact your healthcare provider for guidance. Some insulin types allow flexibility, others do not.
Can insulin therapy be adjusted during illness or surgery?
Yes. During sickness, surgery, or pregnancy, insulin needs may change. Always consult your doctor or use support tools like INSULINDOSER for safe adjustments.
How do I prevent hypoglycemia while on insulin?
Eat meals on time, monitor your glucose regularly, and avoid skipping meals after taking insulin. Carry a quick sugar source (like glucose tablets or juice) in case of sudden low sugar.
Is insulin therapy lifelong?
For Type 1 diabetes, insulin is lifelong. For Type 2 diabetes, insulin may be temporary or long-term depending on your blood sugar control, lifestyle, and medical condition.
Can technology help me manage insulin better?
Yes. Tools like INSULINDOSER provide dose recommendations, dashboards, and continuous monitoring — helping you stay safe, confident, and in control of your diabetes.
INSULIN BASICS
What is Insulin?
Why It Matters
Getting Started
Daily Routine
INSULIN CHALLENGES
Dose Confusion
Risk of Hypoglycemia
Special Situations
Common Struggles
Balancing food, exercise, and insulin is challenging — but with expert help, it gets easier.
COMPLETE INSULIN CARE AT HOME
Expert Consultations
Work with endocrinologists, diabetes educators, and nurses to personalize your insulin plan.
INSULINDOSER Algorithm
Our app-based tool provides real-time dose support, dashboards, and progress tracking.