Diabetes Education ProgramThe Community Health and Wellness Diabetes Education is committed to the prevention and management of diabetes through individualized, patient centered services that build self-management skills.
Our program is accredited by the Association of Diabetes Care and Education Specialists. |
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If you want to:
Then diabetes education can help!
Our Diabetes Educators include Registered Nurses and a Registered Dietitian who are experienced healthcare professionals with special diabetes knowledge and skills to help you successfully manage your diabetes through the seven self-care behaviors:
Diabetes Education Works!
Studies show that people who receive diabetes education lower their blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol levels. They have fewer diabetes complications and lower healthcare costs. Most importantly, people who receive diabetes education report a better quality of life!
To learn more about a diabetes educator can help you, call 860-489-0931 and ask to speak with one of our diabetes educators. You can read their biographies on our provider page by clicking here.
Diabetes Education through an accredited program is covered by most insurances and through financial assistance. We can check your coverage for you.
- Improve your blood sugars
- Keep your blood pressure and cholesterol on target
- Feel more confident about reducing your risk for diabetes complications
- Have a better quality of life
Then diabetes education can help!
Our Diabetes Educators include Registered Nurses and a Registered Dietitian who are experienced healthcare professionals with special diabetes knowledge and skills to help you successfully manage your diabetes through the seven self-care behaviors:
- Healthy Eating
- Being Active
- Monitoring
- Taking Medication
- Problem Solving
- Healthy Coping
- Reducing risks
Diabetes Education Works!
Studies show that people who receive diabetes education lower their blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol levels. They have fewer diabetes complications and lower healthcare costs. Most importantly, people who receive diabetes education report a better quality of life!
To learn more about a diabetes educator can help you, call 860-489-0931 and ask to speak with one of our diabetes educators. You can read their biographies on our provider page by clicking here.
Diabetes Education through an accredited program is covered by most insurances and through financial assistance. We can check your coverage for you.
