Handok announced on August 11 that it has added a real-time monitoring feature exclusively for medical professionals to BarojaenCARE, the management platform for its continuous glucose monitoring system (CGM), BarojaenFit.


BarozenCARE Real-Time Monitoring. Handok

BarozenCARE Real-Time Monitoring. Handok

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Through this feature, medical professionals can check blood glucose data from multiple patients in real time on a single screen. When needed, they can immediately access detailed data and patient-specific reports. This feature is provided as a standard function of BarojaenCARE and does not require any additional fees.


The newly added real-time monitoring function operates based on a web dashboard specifically for healthcare providers. Without installing any extra programs, medical staff can use the feature via a web browser using their existing BarojaenCARE account, and view glucose data collected from BarojaenFit sensors worn by patients on their PC in real time. Data is automatically updated at one-minute intervals.


The real-time monitoring service allows registration of up to 100 patients, and up to 20 patient records can be displayed simultaneously on a single screen. Hypoglycemic and hyperglycemic conditions are differentiated using colors, and the system also provides sensor connectivity status and data reception notifications.


Medical professionals can switch to a detailed view for patients requiring medical attention, where they can check recent glucose readings, 24-hour average glucose levels, and hypoglycemia/hyperglycemia thresholds, as well as instantly access patient-specific reports.



Yoonmi Kim, Executive Director of Prescription Pharmaceuticals at Handok, stated, "We developed this feature with a focus on enhancing utility in real-world clinical settings for healthcare professionals." She added, "Handok will continue to leverage digital technologies to create a patient-centered health management environment, consistently introducing services that deliver practical support to both patients and healthcare professionals."


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