Abstract: In general, techniques are described for automated projection mode for switching glucose levels. A device for assisting in therapy delivery comprising a memory and a processor configured to perform the techniques. The memory may store first projected levels of glucose in a patient over a first time frame. The processor may determine an occurrence of a projection event that alters how projected levels of glucose are to be output, and automatically determine, based on the projection event, a second time frame that differs from the first time frame, The processor may also obtain a current glucose level of the patient, obtain, based on the current glucose level, second projected levels of glucose in the patient over the second time frame, and output the second projected levels of glucose for the second time frame.

Abstract: In general, techniques are described for automatic disablement of alerts for diabetic conditions. A device including a memory and a processor may be configured to perform the techniques. The memory may store alert data. The processor may obtain projected levels of glucose in a patient over a time frame, and determine whether the projected levels of glucose leave a prescribed range. The processor may generate, when the projected levels of glucose in the patient leave the prescribed range during the time frame and based on the alert data, a graphical alert indicating that the projected levels of glucose will leave the prescribed range. The processor may further determine that a maintenance event alters the projected levels of glucose, and disable, without user input and based on the determination that the maintenance event alters the projected levels of glucose, the graphical alert for a temporary period of time.