NICE now recommends Hybrid Closed Loop (HCL) systems for selected people with type 1 diabetes2

The new NICE technology appraisal recommendation means more people with type 1 diabetes qualify for HCL systems. Choose the FreeStyle Libre 3 sensor which is authorized to work with the mylife Loop1 AID system. Find out more.

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FreeStyle Auto-
Assist Neo Software

Easy-to-use software to help you and your Healthcare Team manage your FreeStyle Optium Neo Blood Glucose and Ketone Monitoring System.

A screenshot of the FreeStyle Auto-Assist software shown on a computer monitor next to a FreeStyle Optium Neo device.
A screenshot of the FreeStyle Auto-Assist software shown on a computer monitor next to a FreeStyle Optium Neo device.
A screenshot of the FreeStyle Auto-Assist software shown on a computer monitor next to a FreeStyle Optium Neo device.

Getting started

To get started:

  • Download the FreeStyle Auto-Assist Neo Software.

  • Connect the yellow USB cable to your FreeStyle Optium Neo meter and an internet-enabled computer.

  • The software will automatically begin the installation process.

A screenshot of the FreeStyle Auto-Assist software shown on a computer monitor next to a FreeStyle Optium Neo device.

Report Overview

FreeStyle Auto-Assist Neo Software includes six reports.

Snapshot

The Snapshot Report provides a data summary for a specified date range, including up to six notes relating to important blood glucose trends.

Screenshot of the snapshot report

Modal Day

The Modal Day Report shows the daily pattern of blood glucose results over a specified date range along with average total insulin doses, type of insulin used (basal or rapid-acting).

Screen shot of the Modal Day report

Daily Log

The Daily Log provides a table of blood glucose readings, results and other values, such as ketone test results and logged insulin doses for each day in a specified date range.

Insulin doses are only available if logged in the meter.

A screenshot of the FreeStyle Auto-Assist Software Daily Log Report

Basel Titration

The Basal Titration report compares fasting blood glucose levels with long-acting insulin doses over a 12-week period. The report also shows when long-acting insulin doses have been adjusted based on fasting blood glucose trends.

Screenshot of the Basal Titration report

Mealtime Patterns

The Mealtime Patterns Report compares the before-meal and after-meal blood glucose levels for breakfast, lunch and dinner, over the specified date range. This report also shows before-and-after meal averages and logged insulin.

Screenshot of the Mealtime Patterns report

Dose Plan

The Dose Plan shows you the current meter setup along with the history of settings for spot check therapy and confirmation programming. Insulin settings are displayed visually to reinforce how the patient finds their dose on the meter.

Screenshot of the Dose Plan page

Note: You should always consult your Healthcare Professional if you have any questions or concerns about your diabetes management or results.

How to use the software

Creating, printing and saving reports

Step 1: Creating a report

Once the software has installed, you arrive on the Menu page. Connect the meter and click Create Reports.

  • Tick the box next to the reports you want to view or print.

  • Choose the timeframe you want to show data for, using the dropdown box or by entering a custom range. You can select the last 1 to 4 weeks or you can select a custom start and end date.

  • Click Print Reports or View Reports on the screen.

  • The report will appear on the screen automatically. To select other reports, click Back.

WARNING: To avoid the possibility of electric shock, never perform a blood glucose test while the meter is connected to the computer.

Computer screen showing first step of creating a report.

Step 2: Printing a report

To print a report, make sure you've connected your meter and clicked Create Reports.

  • Tick the box next to the reports you want to print.

  • Click Print Reports.

All pages for the selected timeframe will be printed. To limit the number of pages, adjust the timeframe. You can also print a report directly when it's displayed on the screen by clicking the Print button.

Computer screen showing step 2 of printing a report.

Step 3: Saving a report as a PDF

To save a report as a PDF, make sure you've connected your meter and clicked .

  • Create the report you want to save following Step 1.

  • Click Save

  • Choose where you want to save your report, give it a name and click Save again.

All pages for the selected timeframe will be saved. To limit the number of pages, adjust the timeframe period.

Computer screen showing step 3 of saving a report as a PDF.
References & Disclaimers

Images are for illustrative purposes only. Not real patient or data.

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