Details about onda health

Getting started with Onda Health is simple. 

1. Call to speak with a Patient Care Specialist to determine if you qualify.  We can confirm over the phone if your insurance will cover your device. 

2. Provide your Primary Care Physician information so we can request the necessary documents to meet your insurance requirements.
3. That's it! Once these steps are completed, we can send your CGM directly to you. We will then bill your insurance for the device.
4. From here we will manage all replacement supplies for you, giving you a call when replacements are needed. As your provider, we will always be here for anything specific your should need for your CGM, including sending reports to your doctor before you have a visit so they can stay up to date on your diabetes management. 

Expert Diabetes Management:
Our team focuses solely on diabetes care, offering the latest in continuous glucose monitoring technology to help you manage your condition with confidence and ease. Since this is our only focus, all of our effort goes into delivering exceptional service to our patients. If you call for support, you can talk to a live person right away. If you need replacement supplies, we'll have them sent direct to your home right away. We care deeply about your experience with us, and we strive to be the best service available for diabetes management supplies. 

If we have given you a call, it's because you or someone caring for you has responded to one of our advertisements online and provided your information so we can contact you. 

Onda Health's services include direct to home delivery with fast shipping. Once your order is received from your doctor, we can typically have your supplies delivered to you within 1-3 days!

Yes! Onda Health is a fully accredited medical supplier and we work with several insurance plans. The best way to find out if we can work with your insurance is to give us a call and speak to a Patient Care Associate. 

Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects how your body turns food into energy.

The symptoms of diabetes include increased thirst, frequent urination, extreme hunger, unexplained weight loss, fatigue, blurred vision, and slow-healing sores or frequent infections.

There are three main types of diabetes: type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, and gestational diabetes.