“I love it!”
I really enjoy the program. Talking to my coach helps a lot because she has me try new foods that won’t escalate my blood sugar.
A1C above 5.7?
Take control with our structured remote coaching program. We ship you continuous glucose monitor (CGM) sensors every month with 1-on-1 remote coaching to help lower your A1C.
We accept most health plans, including Medicare.
We accept most major health plans
Join GoodVitals and receive monthly shipments with
24/7 support.
GoodVitals is an accredited provider of Diabetes Self Management Training (DSMT) and is authorized to provide DSMT services by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
Three steps.
No need for a referral.
We handle the paperwork.
1
Check your coverage
One short call or an online check. We confirm your plan and what it covers, at no cost to you.
2
Video visit with a prescriber
A licensed prescriber reviews your case and, if appropriate, places the order. No separate referral hunt for you.
3
Sensors ship, coaching starts
Your CGM arrives monthly and your coach helps you read the data and work toward a lower A1C.
We treat both prediabetes and
type 2 diabetes remotely.
Continue with your existing doctors for medication management, and rely on us for self-monitoring support and targeted lifestyle changes.
A1C 5.7–6.4%
Prediabetes.
The warning zone, and often the most reversible point on the curve. In a major lifestyle trial, structured coaching reduced progression to type 2 diabetes by 58%.
A1C 6.5%+
Type 2 diabetes.
Still highly actionable. In one intensive primary-care weight-management trial, 46% of eligible patients reached remission at 12 months.
What your coaching focuses on
See what changes with
continuous glucose monitoring
Real-time glucose feedback
Your CGM shows how meals, sleep, stress, and activity affect your blood sugar. Your coach helps you turn those patterns into practical next steps.
Food choices that lower spikes
We focus on carbohydrates, protein, meal timing, portions, and swaps you can actually live with. No crash diets.
Habits that move A1C
Activity, sleep, weight, and daily routines that support better glucose control over time.
Real members,
in their own words.
Members who brought their A1C down with continuous monitoring and one-on-one coaching.
A supervised program,
not just a sensor.
This is not coverage for a CGM on its own. It is a structured, clinically supervised program: continuous glucose monitoring paired with remote patient monitoring (RPM) and one-on-one coaching from licensed clinicians, all focused on lowering your A1C.
Because it is a monitored medical program and not a device by itself, it can be covered for qualifying patients with qualifying plans, whether or not you are on insulin. We verify your eligibility and coverage before anything begins.
No more guesswork.
Just skin deep.
A sensor the size of a coin sticks to the back of your arm like a Band-Aid. No finger pricks, no blood. It reads your glucose around the clock and sends it to your phone, so you can finally see what food, sleep, and movement actually do to your blood sugar. When the month is up, you peel it off and the next one ships.
No finger pricks
No blood
Reads 24/7
Peel off when done
Related guides
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We accept most major health plans
Frequently asked questions
GoodVitals is a remote care program from Leadership Health LLC, delivered nationwide by licensed clinicians under medical director Dr. Kunal Sood, MD.
No. You keep seeing your doctors for medication management. We work alongside them on lifestyle: home monitoring and coaching to lower your A1C.
No. A CGM billed on its own through the pharmacy often requires insulin. We are not that. GoodVitals is a supervised clinical program, so eligibility follows your diagnosis and medical need, not whether you inject. We verify your exact coverage first.
Yes. CGM is used across a wide range of metabolic conditions.
No. With a qualifying plan, our prescriber meets you by video and, if appropriate, starts your program. No paperwork chase on your end.
Yes. CGM systems are widely used in diabetes care. Home systems are effective when applied and monitored correctly.
In many cases finger sticks are needed only for confirmation of very high or low readings or if symptoms do not match the data.
Most sensors last 10 to 14 days depending on the device.
No. If your insurance does not approve coverage, you will not be charged. We verify coverage before moving forward so there are no surprise bills.
Find out if you qualify,
in one quick check.
You may have been told no before. Let us check the other door with your insurance before you decide anything.
