I loved the idea of the CGM with Medtronic which is why I had my doctor switch me from the Animas to Medtronic. Due to the fact that I live in South Florida and love going to the beach and to the pool, I'm thinking I should of stayed with Animas. My Animas pump is still under warrenty until 2015, do you think my insurance will go back to paying for supplies with Animas?

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All insurance is different, but I can't imagine why they wouldn't, assuming they covered your Animas supplies prior to your switch to MM. They may expect you to use up your MM supplies, before ordering Animas.

Animas Vibe is expected to come out soon in US, and you may be able to upgrade. It will support integrated CGMS with Dexcom Gen4.

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