About Type2 Companion

With all the advances in health care today, why are people with Type 2 Diabetes suffering more and more with co-morbidities—kidney failure, blindness, heart complications, extremity amputations—of this disease?

Why is the cost of managing Type 2 Diabetes increasing rapidly, and—even more worrisome—exponentially? How can those with Type 2 Diabetes benefit from today's mobile medical innovation to better their quality of life by reducing the threat of serious chronic diseases?

George Hatziantoniou, a Seattle-based pharmacist with a quarter century of clinical and retail pharmacy experience, set out to find the answers.

About Type2 Companion

What George realized after spending more than two decades working first-hand with patients, their doctors and nurses, and also certified diabetes educators, is that the Type 2 Diabetes community needs a way to share critical medical information with their healthcare providers accurately and securely and in real time, not more expensive, drugs with even greater side effects.

In early 2012, George founded the Type2 Companion, a mobile/ Web application merging mobile innovation and medicine to improve patient outcomes. The Type2 Companion is a simple and interactive app that allows patients to share information safely and securely with their healthcare providers. For health care practitioners the Type2 Companion enables them to quickly access up to the minute patient information at the office or anywhere around the world.

About Type2 Companion

By merging mobile medical technology and medicine and creating a more interactive doctor/patient relationship the Type2 Companion can help assist with enhancing patient care and results.

In this way, the Type2 Companion is striving to create a world free of diabetic co-morbidities and complications.

By the Numbers• 5000  - Americans Adults diagnosed each day with Type 2 Diabetes.• 26,000,000  - Number of Americans diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes.• 13.7  - Percentage of Americans between the ages of 45 and 64 affected by Type 2 Diabetes. • 2.5  - The Number of times people are more likely to be hospitalized if Diabetes medication 

are not taken properly.• 1 - The leading cause of kidney failure, non-traumatic lower limb amputations, and new cases 

of blindness among adults in the United States. • 50 - Percent reduction in cardiovascular events in people with Diabetes by reducing diastolic 

blood pressure from 90 to 80.• 40  - Percentage decrease in retinopathy, peripheral neuropathy, and nephropathy for every 

one percentage point decrease in A1C.

By the Numbers