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Medtronic CareLink™ Personal software makes it easier to track your blood glucose and sensor glucose levels, and to compare any changes in those levels with your daily activities, such as meals and exercise routines. Charts and graphs allow you to see the changes graphically, while tables provide the actual numeric values. Together, these charts, graphs and tables help you and your healthcare provider discover patterns and problems easier than meter software and logbooks alone. While only your healthcare provider can alter your insulin therapy, by becoming familiar with Medtronic CareLink Personal reports, you too can take steps to better control your glucose levels.

The list of report types you can select from varies depending on the device(s) you have uploaded, as shown below.



* NOTE: Although these reports will be available for the MiniMed Paradigm 522/722 Users, they will not contain any glucose sensor information. The reports produced by Medtronic CareLink Personal Therapy Management Software are intended to be used together with the consultation of a healthcare professional familiar with the diagnosis and treatment of diabetes. Please review the report data with your healthcare professional; he or she is the only person who should adjust your therapy or recommend lifestyle changes.


The following are the most commonly used reports:

Quick View Summary Report shows how your insulin delivery, your diet and your exercise patterns affect how well you are controlling your blood glucose and sensor glucose levels over a two-week period.


Sensor Daily Overlay is based on continuous glucose monitoring for up to seven days. Choose the seven days of glucose sensor tracings you want to see, and this report layers them on top of each other for comparison.


Sensor Overlay by Meal includes meal information recorded in the Medtronic CareLink Personal Logbook and data from the Bolus Wizard® calculator.


Daily Summary centers on one day and provides three graphs, including meter and sensor glucose readings, insulin usage, the carbohydrates you have eaten and your exercise routines.