For Healthcare Professionals

A New Standard in Automated Diabetes Therapy

The first fully integrated, tubeless wearable with dual-hormone closed-loop control. Insulin pump, glucagon pump, and CGM in one device — designed to improve outcomes and reduce patient burden.

Clinical Benefits

Designed to address the key limitations of current insulin pump therapy.

Reduced Hypoglycemia

Integrated glucagon automatically rescues from severe lows before they become emergencies. Designed to dramatically reduce nocturnal hypoglycemia events.

Improved Time-in-Range

Dual-hormone closed-loop control targets optimal glucose range. The algorithm adjusts both insulin and glucagon to minimize glycemic variability.

Lower A1C Potential

By continuously optimizing glucose levels through automated dual-hormone delivery, Pancreum is designed to help patients achieve tighter control with less effort.

Reduced ER Utilization

With on-board glucagon rescue, severe hypoglycemia events that currently require emergency intervention could be prevented at the device level.

Pancreum vs. Current Standard of Care

How Pancreum advances beyond today's pump therapy options.

CapabilityPancreumCurrent Pumps
Insulin deliveryAutomated closed-loopHybrid closed-loop (manual bolus)
Glucagon deliveryIntegrated, automaticSeparate emergency kit
CGMBuilt into the wearableSeparate device + transmitter
Nocturnal safetyDual-hormone protectionInsulin-only suspend
Patient burdenSingle device, smartphone controlMultiple devices, manual management
Form factorTubeless, integrated wearableVaries; most have tubing

Evolving Toward Full Autonomy

The current smartphone-controlled platform is the foundation. Our roadmap leads to a fully AI-controlled system that learns each patient's unique patterns and manages their diabetes autonomously — reducing clinician and patient burden alike.

Regulatory Pathway

510(k)

FDA clearance pathway

Benchtop

Testing methodology

4 Patents

Issued + 1 pending

Clinical Collaboration

We are seeking clinical partners and advisory board members in endocrinology. If you are interested in collaborating, we would love to connect.