MedTech Dive May 1, 2025
Nick Paul Taylor

Linking the systems will allow clinicians to view glucose data captured by Libre glucose sensors within Epic’s systems.

Dive Brief:

  • Abbott has struck a deal to integrate data from its Libre continuous glucose monitors into Epic’s electronic health record systems in the U.S., the companies said Tuesday.
  • The integration will connect Abbott’s data management software to Epic’s EHR systems. Linking the systems will allow clinicians to view glucose data captured by Libre devices within Epic.
  • The Epic integration could be the start of a broader Abbott initiative. Lisa Earnhardt, group president of medical devices for Abbott, said in a statement that the company aims to expand the integrated model to “other medical devices and connected care platforms in...

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Topics: Digital Health, EMR / EHR, Health IT, Medical Devices, Technology, Wearables
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