Meetings

*Registration provides virtual participation for Day 1 and the option of virtual or in-person participation for Day 2

Details:

Hyatt Regency Boston Harbor
101 Harborside Dr, Boston, MA 02128

Day 1: Programming (virtual participation only) – November 11th, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Day 1: Dinner Reception (open to all attendees) – November 11th, 6:00PM – 9:00 PM

Day 2: Programming (virtual or in person participation) – November 12th, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Day 3: Programming (virtual or in person participation) – November 13th, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 

WORKSHOP PROGRAM

Wednesday, November 11th, 2026
Day 1 Programming (virtual participation only):
Diabetes Management in Living Environments Beyond Patients’ Homes (Rehabilitation Facilities, Assisted Living Facilities, Long Term Care Facilities)
Session 1: Current guidelines on management of diabetes beyond patients’ homes: What are the knowledge and care gaps?
Session 2: Important comorbidities and conditions that impact medication choices in living environments beyond patients’ homes
Session 3: Optimizing diabetes technology use beyond patients’ homes: Clinical, administrative, and regulatory gaps.
Session 4: Education and training strategies around diabetes technology use for clinicians and staff working in facilities beyond patients’ homes
Session 5: Patient and caregiver perspective: What is needed to improve caregiver stress and quality of life with the use of diabetes technology.
Session 6: Exciting developments and future pipelines: Important short-term and long-term research questions and discussion about barriers in doing research in facilities

Day 1 Dinner reception & hands-on session (open to all attendees):
Review the newest diabetes technology and have the opportunity to wear some of the devices, interact with industry partners, and learn how to prescribe and use them.

Wednesday, November 12th, 2026
Day 1 Programming (virtual participation only):
Diabetes Management in Living Environments Beyond Patients’ Homes (Rehabilitation Facilities, Assisted Living Facilities, Long Term Care Facilities)
Session 1: Current guidelines on management of diabetes beyond patients’ homes: What are the knowledge and care gaps?
Session 2: Important comorbidities and conditions that impact medication choices in living environments beyond patients’ homes
Session 3: Optimizing diabetes technology use beyond patients’ homes: Clinical, administrative, and regulatory gaps.
Session 4: Education and training strategies around diabetes technology use for clinicians and staff working in facilities beyond patients’ homes
Session 5: Patient and caregiver perspective: What is needed to improve caregiver stress and quality of life with the use of diabetes technology.
Session 6: Exciting developments and future pipelines: Important short-term and long-term research questions and discussion about barriers in doing research in facilities.

Friday, November 13th, 2026
Day 1 Programming (virtual participation only):
Diabetes Management in Living Environments Beyond Patients’ Homes (Rehabilitation Facilities, Assisted Living Facilities, Long Term Care Facilities)
Session 1: Current guidelines on management of diabetes beyond patients’ homes: What are the knowledge and care gaps?
Session 2: Important comorbidities and conditions that impact medication choices in living environments beyond patients’ homes
Session 3: Optimizing diabetes technology use beyond patients’ homes: Clinical, administrative, and regulatory gaps.
Session 4: Education and training strategies around diabetes technology use for clinicians and staff working in facilities beyond patients’ homes
Session 5: Patient and caregiver perspective: What is needed to improve caregiver stress and quality of life with the use of diabetes technology.
Session 6: Exciting developments and future pipelines: Important short-term and long-term research questions and discussion about barriers in doing research in facilities.
Closing Session: Exciting developments and future pipelines: Important short-term and long-term research questions and discussion about barriers in doing research in facilities.