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New plan »

For determining a completely new basal-bolus regimen, or one from a preexisting TDD.

Titrate »

Adjusting a current basal-bolus plan and how to do it.

Convert »

Convert a patient from IV to a subcutaneous regimen.

Discharge »

How to send finish the basal-bolus regimen and what to do at home.

Manual conversions »

The math and logic behind it all... Just in case you're curious.

Hypoglycemia treatment, insulin types and properties... It's all here!

Recent updates:

10.23.2015

Myinsul.in is now open source on Github. We will continue to host this website for years to come -- we hope you find it useful!

11.4.2012

MyInsul.in turns one year old around this time with the domain officially created October 30th, 2011 and rolled out about a month after that date. Expect a few neat features to come by January!

10.14.2012

Major new update to the titrate page: You now can manually modify the recommended titration amount calculated. Additionally, we have some interesting changes in the pipes for the titration page based on some groundbreaking research!

10.13.2012

Been slowly adding some small tweaks here and there. Lots of 'housework' was done, and still is being done. Enjoy the changes!

9.9.2012

Added some further tweaks and small changes, as well as citations on the 'more' page and prompts addressing renal failure on the home TDD modification guide. Enjoy the new changes!

Announcements

Available on mobile devices!

The iPhone, Android devices, Palm's (discontinued) WebOS, as well as practically any other smartphones that have modern browsers with javascript support work with MyInsul.in. To access, simply go to http://MyInsul.in/ on your device!

Furthermore, a tablet-based version is being developed. Unfortunately, for the time being, you may either be brought to the fullsize website or mobile website.

Announcements:

Designed for use at Legacy Health

Our program is designed, at this point, for use in the Legacy Health system. All guidelines and equations used by MyInsul.in, pertain to Legacy Health.

However, a patient isn't different from one hospital to another... Feel free to adopt to the program now before we move towards generalized usage!