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How often should A1c be monitored for patients on oral medication(s) who are well controlled?

April 26, 2017A1c controlled medication oral Patients

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How often should A1c be monitored for patients on oral medication(s) who are well controlled?

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A1c should be monitored on admission (if no results from a previous test are available) or when diabetes is recognized and every 6 months thereafter (every 3 months if the patient is anemic or if a change occurs in the patient’s treatment plan).