Metabolic
ICD-10: E11
Type 2 Diabetes: Track It in Your Records
A chronic condition where the body doesn't use insulin properly, leading to elevated blood sugar levels. It develops gradually and is influenced by genetics, diet, activity level, and weight.
Prevalence: 37.3 million Americans (11.3%)
Key Metrics to Track
These are the numbers that matter most for managing Type 2 Diabetes. Tabula Medica pulls these from all your connected providers and shows trends over time.
| Metric | Target | How Often |
|---|---|---|
| A1C | Below 7.0% | Every 3 months |
| Fasting Glucose | 80–130 mg/dL | Daily or per doctor |
| Blood Pressure | Below 130/80 | Every visit |
| Lipid Panel | LDL below 100 mg/dL | Annually |
| eGFR / Creatinine | eGFR above 60 | Annually |
| Urine Albumin | Below 30 mg/g | Annually |
Record Types You'll Need
Lab ResultsMedicationsVital SignsConditionsEncounters
Management Tips from Your Records
- Track A1C trend over time — a single reading isn't the full picture
- Compare fasting glucose patterns across lab visits
- Watch for kidney function changes (eGFR declining)
- Keep a unified medication list to avoid duplicate prescriptions from different providers
Warning Signs to Watch For
Tabula Medica's AI can flag these patterns across your unified records:
⚠ A1C trending upward despite medication
⚠ eGFR dropping below 60 (kidney impact)
⚠ Blood pressure consistently above 130/80
⚠ New microalbumin in urine tests
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