We believe...
No one should have to suffer due to lack of resources
Our vision is to create a world where everyone has access to the medical equipment they need to live a healthy life.
We're working to...
Provide supplies to anyone who needs it.
Most people living with diabetes will face essential supply issues at some point during their life due to high costs, insurance issues, or limited resources.
At Pumps On Cue, we believe in bridging these gaps so people don't lose access to their supplies. Just like the starfish story—every small action counts. By donating supplies, we’re helping individuals manage their health, one person at a time.
Thank you to our corporate sponsors!
Education goes a long way to
Raise Awareness
Raising awareness about diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) and hypoglycemia is vital for those with diabetes and the public. Early recognition can save lives and improve outcomes.
By learning the symptoms, people can better support loved ones and push for better care.
Together, we can make a real difference in preventing serious complications of diabetes.
Why we founded Pumps on Cue
On December 14th, 2021, I received a devastating call. My son, Daniel “Danny” Raymond Mayer, passed away unexpectedly in his sleep due to Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA), a silent and deadly complication of Type 1 Diabetes. Because he was diagnosed with delayed-onset Type 1 at 25 neither he nor our family fully understood the serious risks or signs of DKA associated with the disease.
We founded Pumps On Cue in Danny’s honor, with the mission to provide tools, resources, and education to those managing diabetes, aiming to prevent other families from experiencing tragic loss.
Donna Austin
Danny’s Mother & Founder of Pumps on Cue
What can we do?
Let’s take action to protect our loved ones
"If we had been more aware of the dangers and warning signs, we could have taken proactive steps to keep Danny with us." - Donna Austin
Peace of mind...
Supporting loved ones has never been easier
This non-invasive check-in allows you to stay connected by viewing your family's dashboard and receiving real-time status updates. Stay tuned—the release of this feature is coming soon!
Danny used to check in with us using #StillHereBruh, and now we've teamed up with GlucoSense to bring that spirit to life through a new feature in their app.
