Device usage
Documented use of a qualifying CGM device (Dexcom G5/G6/G7, Abbott FreeStyle Libre, or similar) with prescription records.
Medical Device · Personal Injury
Sign retainers from patients harmed by defective continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices — including inaccurate glucose readings, sensor failures, and serious hypoglycemic or hyperglycemic injuries caused by device malfunctions.
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About this campaign
Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) are life-critical medical devices worn by millions of diabetic patients. When these devices provide inaccurate glucose readings — due to sensor defects, software errors, or inadequate warnings — patients can administer incorrect insulin doses, leading to severe hypoglycemia, diabetic coma, hospitalization, or death.
Claimified targets affected CGM users across the country and screens for documented device model, reported malfunction, resulting injury, and treatment records before any retainer is executed. Every case in this program is verified against medical records and device usage documentation.
Qualification criteria
Every CGM Monitor lead is vetted on device usage, malfunction documentation, and resulting injury so your intake team only sees viable cases.
Documented use of a qualifying CGM device (Dexcom G5/G6/G7, Abbott FreeStyle Libre, or similar) with prescription records.
Confirmed inaccurate reading, sensor failure, software error, or inadequate device warning causing the claimant to act on false data.
Physical harm — hypoglycemia, hospitalization, insulin overdose, or other injury — with medical records confirming the connection to the device failure.
Risk-free delivery
Specialist intake for medical device injury claims, with disciplined verification of device history and treatment documentation on every signed packet.
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