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Diabetes care

Living with diabetes or a pre-diabetes diagnosis can seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t need to be. With daily physical activity, effective medication and a healthy eating plan, you can not only manage your diabetes, but thrive with it.

Your healthcare provider may determine that you can benefit from diabetes care in the home if you experience:

  • Frequent hospital visits
  • Diabetic wounds or foot ulcers that won’t heal
  • Difficulty managing multiple medications
  • Other conditions that cause challenges with managing your blood sugar levels

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A comprehensive approach to diabetes self-management

If you are living with diabetes, we know there’s a lot to manage. Checking blood sugar regularly, eating healthy foods, and taking medicines as prescribed are just some of the things that are needed to keep your blood glucose levels in check. At CenterWell Home Health®, we take the time to work with you so you can better understand your condition and manage your symptoms. Our team of nurses and therapists work with your healthcare provider to develop a plan of care that addresses your specific needs.

9 ways we can help you manage your diabetes

  1. Provide the knowledge and tools to help you better understand your condition
  2. Help you take medication, insulin and injectables as prescribed
  3. Improve your confidence in solving day-to-day challenges
  4. Work with you on how to build a diabetes-friendly nutrition plan
  5. Monitor your blood glucose
  6. Find ways to help you get moving and stay active
  7. Teach you how to prevent complications
  8. Help you create healthy ways of coping
  9. Reduce unnecessary trips to the hospital
Advanced clinical program - Daily Difference with Diabetes

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Daily Difference with Diabetes

Our diabetes self-management program, which is recognized by the American Diabetes Association for Quality Self-Management Education and Support.

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