Tracky Integrates Bluetooth CGM With TatvaCare GoodFlip to Expand Digital Diabetes Care in India

The integration will enable real-time transmission of glucose data to the GoodFlip platform, supporting digital care programs focused on diabetes and related metabolic disorders.

DrStore Healthcare Services India has announced a strategic partnership with TatvaCare to integrate its connected continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system, Tracky, with TatvaCare’s cardio-metabolic health platform GoodFlip, expanding access to digital diabetes care and remote glucose monitoring in India.

The collaboration combines Tracky’s Bluetooth-enabled biosensing technology with TatvaCare’s digital health infrastructure, allowing clinicians to monitor glucose trends remotely and support data-driven management of metabolic conditions. The integration will enable real-time transmission of glucose data to the GoodFlip platform, supporting digital care programs focused on diabetes and related metabolic disorders.

The companies plan to deploy connected CGM solutions across specialized clinical programs, enabling clinicians to track glucose patterns and support more proactive disease management for patients enrolled in digital care pathways.

The partnership will also focus on patient groups requiring specialized metabolic monitoring, including individuals with chronic kidney disease and those undergoing post-transplant metabolic management. These patients often experience significant glycaemic variability due to steroid therapies, immunosuppressive drugs, and other metabolic changes, making continuous glucose monitoring an important tool in managing glucose fluctuations.

Tracky introduced India’s first Bluetooth-connected continuous glucose monitoring system in 2025, enabling real-time glucose data transmission to digital health platforms. The technology is designed to move CGM beyond standalone monitoring by integrating glucose data into broader digital health ecosystems that support continuous metabolic monitoring and remote clinical oversight.

“Continuous monitoring technologies are redefining how metabolic diseases are managed globally,” said Neeraj Katare, Founder of DrStore Healthcare Services India Private Limited. “With Tracky, our vision has been to build a connected biosensing platform that integrates advanced medical devices with digital health ecosystems.”

Manoj Balaji, Chief Executive Officer at TatvaCare, said digital platforms are increasingly supporting continuous and personalized care pathways. “By integrating Tracky’s connected CGM technology within TatvaCare’s ecosystem, we aim to extend access to clinicians with deeper metabolic insights and enable patients to benefit from more proactive, technology-enabled disease management,” he said.

DrStore is also working on expanding its connected biosensing platform beyond glucose monitoring. The company is exploring technologies designed to support continuous monitoring of additional metabolic and cardiovascular biomarkers, with a focus on integrating these capabilities into digital health platforms.

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