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Diabetes Care

Know your risk. Take our prediabetes risk assessment survey to see if you are at risk for prediabetes.

Nutrition Therapy for Diabetes Management Program

If you have diabetes, our diabetes educator is here to help evaluate, educate and support you. The Comprehensive Care Center offers a 10-hour education program that includes an initial consultation to evaluate and teach you how to better control your diabetes. You will also learn about carbohydrate counting and blood sugar testing (if needed).

Your second visit will be with a dietitian who will help with meal planning and weight management, followed up with enrollment in our diabetes classes (wrong link...takes you to support group page not more information about DSMT-Diabetes Self-Management Training). These comprehensive group sessions will help you better understand the different aspects of diabetes and teach you how to take control. Individual diabetes education is also available.

Your LifeStyle

Held in partnership with the CDC’s National Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP), Frederick Health's Your LifeStyle program is here to support lasting healthy lifestyle changes for those who are prediabetic. This personalized program can help cut your risk of developing type 2 diabetes by 58% (71% for people over 60 years old) by offering:

  • Healthy eating tips and exercise guidance
  • Stress management and motivational support
  • A dedicated lifestyle coach helping you to reach your goals
  • One year of patient support is provided by a trained lifestyle coach
  • Program personalization and a dedicated program navigator
  • Options for in-person classes, distance learning, or online self-paced learning

Insurance

The Comprehensive Care Center accepts most insurances. As a new patient coming into our program be sure to have a Physician Order Form from your referring doctor. We ask that you call ahead to your insurance company to make sure you understand the benefits of diabetes education and nutritional counseling.

What to Bring to Your Initial Consult

  • Your glucose meter and readings
  • Your recent blood work results
  • Physician order form/referral/insurance cards