The talk in the community hall was many of our first contact with the topic of glucose. Afterward, almost everyone wanted to join in.
Herta W.
For Communities
Preventive health care for your community.
We bring a talk and our group program directly to your community: 2 weeks of real-time glucose tracking that shows what truly benefits your citizens — with medical guidance, on site.
Request a talk in your community88%
of the population wish for more preventive health offerings
65%
reduction in concentration problems and energy slumps
82%
of participants improve their cellular metabolism within 14 days
94%
would recommend the program
Who is this program for?
- Community members of all ages
- Clubs, senior groups, and women's groups in the community
- Women 35+ who want to better understand the impact of hormonal changes (weight loss without dieting, stress, sleep)
- Health-conscious citizens who want to better understand their metabolism
What do we offer?
- Talk & workshop on site in the community hall for real self-efficacy
- 2-week sensor tracking with medical guidance
- One-on-one coaching
- Online group coaching
- Personal closing report
The path to a healthier community
1
Talk
Life-coaching talk with Dr. Gerhilt Kusatz on glucose and everyday health.
2
Sensor onboarding
Group CGM appointment on site in the community hall, with medical supervision.
3
Support
2 weeks of monitoring with one-on-one review and group coaching for lasting success.
Process & logistics: We come fully equipped to your community. All we need is a hall (e.g., community hall or clubhouse) and motivated participants with their own smartphone.
What participants say
Experiences from the group program.
During training I always thought I was eating sensibly already. The sensor showed me it was the order I ate things in — not the food itself.
Karl F.
We did this together in our senior citizens' group — it was genuinely fun and kept us motivated to stick with it.
Elisabeth M.
I never thought my sleep and my blood sugar were so connected. Now that I know, I'm more mindful about my phone in the evenings.
Anna T.
As a retiree, I thought this no longer applied to me. The opposite was true — I learned a lot about my everyday life.
Gerhard S.
We did the program with our women's group. The exchange within the group was almost as valuable as the readings themselves.
Sonja K.
Frequently asked questions
Why is monitoring glucose so interesting?
Glucose is the fuel of our cells — without it, nothing works. A disrupted cellular metabolism can be the foundation for many chronic diseases such as diabetes, Alzheimer's, or cardiovascular disease. Elevated blood sugar after eating is a significant risk factor for prediabetes and type 2 diabetes — reducing these glucose spikes also improves overall health, reduces inflammation, and improves sleep.
Is there a min./max. group size?
Yes, the minimum number of participants is 10. It makes sense to cap the maximum at around 20 to keep the time commitment manageable for the community. We can accommodate larger groups by arrangement and with appropriate planning.
How does the talk work, and how much time does it take?
The talk and sensor application take place on site in your community (e.g., in the community hall or clubhouse). The talk including sensor installation for 10 people takes about 2 hours. Afterward, we schedule an individual online meeting with each participant to discuss their experiences from the experimentation phase. The health journey lasts 10 to 14 days (experiment – understand – apply). This is followed by a group call with all participants, and everyone receives a detailed personal closing report by email.
What can I do while wearing the sensor (swimming, sauna, etc.)?
Basically, you can go about your completely normal everyday life. Bathing, swimming, or sports are no problem (diving, depending on the sensor model, to a depth of 1–2.5 m for a maximum of 30 minutes). Sauna use is possible with some restrictions — temperatures above 40°C can shorten the sensor's lifespan, so it's best to avoid it or keep sessions brief.
What are the technical requirements?
For sensor onboarding and app installation, each participant needs their own smartphone (Apple iOS or Android) with Bluetooth & NFC enabled, as well as internet access (Wi-Fi/mobile data).
What about data privacy?
Personal health data is discussed only between the physician and the participant. Each participant only has access to their own data. The community has no access to participants' personal data.