Dexcom’s New Clinician Academy: A Subtle Shift in DXCM’s Long‑Term Competitive Moat?

• Earlier this month, Dexcom launched Dexcom Academy across several EMEA markets, offering personalised, app-based training for healthcare professionals on its CGM products and broader diabetes care.
• This education platform, co-created with clinicians and focused on practical, consultation-ready content, signals Dexcom’s effort to deepen CGM adoption while easing clinical workloads.
• We’ll now examine how this push into clinician-focused education could influence Dexcom’s longer-term investment narrative and growth ambitions.

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DexCom Investment Narrative Recap

To own DexCom, you generally need to believe that continuous glucose monitoring remains central to diabetes care and that DexCom can keep expanding adoption across both Type 1 and Type 2 patients. Near term, the key catalyst is uptake of the new 15 day G7 sensor, while the securities class action tied to alleged G6/G7 reliability issues is a clear risk; the Dexcom Academy launch itself does not materially change either.

Among recent developments, the US launch of the G7 15 Day CGM system stands out as most relevant. If clinicians in EMEA become more comfortable with CGM through Dexcom Academy, that education effort could indirectly support broader product adoption over time, including next generation sensors like G7 15 Day, which many investors are watching closely as a driver of DexCom’s growth ambitions.

Yet against this product and education momentum, the emerging lawsuit over alleged design changes and device reliability is something investors should be aware of and...

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DexCom's narrative projects $6.5 billion revenue and $1.4 billion earnings by 2028.

Uncover how DexCom's forecasts yield a $84.31 fair value, a 26% upside to its current price.

Exploring Other Perspectives

Seven members of the Simply Wall St Community value DexCom between US$84.31 and US$127.89, reflecting a wide span of expectations. Against that, concerns about potential CMS competitive bidding and pricing pressure could meaningfully shape how the company’s actual performance compares with these views, so it is worth weighing several perspectives before forming your own.

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