Decision support – patients living with diabetes are not constantly watched, like in a clinic or a hospital, but are managing their disease largely by themselves. Therefore, patients need to make the best-individualized care decisions about daily management of their diabetes. For example, accurate calculation of the insulin bolus per meal or snack is crucial for patients with T1DM to maintain their blood sugar levels within the acceptable range [17]. In traditional care, the parents are often called to help their children. In the proposed system, the robot offers decision support not only in calculating the insulin bolus but also in provision of real-time feedback, summarizing the BG readings over the past 24 hours and how they differ from the trend of the previously collected readings. In addition, the system also provides (via the robot) details on the recognized BG patterns [18] along with appropriate advices that are generated depending on both the current and historical data stored in the patient’s medical record. This kind of support is automatically created by DMH and delivered to the patient (via the robot) in real-time without direct intervention from the professional caregivers. On the other hand, the system also supports the caregivers through generating a compliance index for each patient [19]. This improves patients’ follow up and help prioritizing delivery of healthcare services based on their compliance index, especially in situations where available caregivers are insufficient to meet the care demand.