Ambulatory medicament pump with safe access control

A glucose level control system configured to modify or enable modification of a control algorithm of the glucose level control system based on a safe access level for a user of an ambulatory medicament pump configured to provide medicament therapy to a subject, the glucose level control system comprising:

• a non-transitory memory configured to store specific computer-executable instructions;
• and
• a hardware processor in communication with the non-transitory memory and configured to execute the specific computer-executable instructions to at least:
• receive a first access code via an access code entry interface, wherein the first access code comprises first safe access level data and a first unique identifier,
• validate the first access code to determine whether to enable a second glucose level therapy control configuration, wherein the second glucose level therapy control configuration is different from a first glucose level therapy control configuration of the glucose level control system;
• and
• enable the second glucose level therapy control configuration responsive to validating the first access code, wherein the second glucose level therapy control configuration modifies or enables modification of execution of a control algorithm that generates a dose control signal to cause an ambulatory medicament pump to administer a quantity of medicament from a medicament reservoir into a subject.

A computer-implemented method of modifying or enabling modification of execution of a control algorithm of a glucose level control system based on a safe access level for a user of an ambulatory medicament pump configured to provide medicament therapy to a subject and controlled by the glucose level control system, the computer-implemented method comprising:

• by a hardware processor of the glucose level control system,
• receiving a first access code via an access code entry interface, wherein the first access code comprises first safe access level data and a first unique identifier,
• validating the first access code to determine whether to enable a second glucose level therapy control configuration, wherein the second glucose level therapy control configuration is different from a first glucose level therapy control configuration of the glucose level control system;
• and
• enabling the second glucose level therapy control configuration responsive to validating the first access code, wherein the second glucose level therapy control configuration modifies or enables modification of execution of a control algorithm that generates a dose control signal to cause an ambulatory medicament pump to administer a quantity of medicament from a medicament reservoir into a subject.