Presbyterian Healthcare 
Presbyterian Diabetes Resource Center
| Diabetes affects nearly 1 in 20 Americans. People who are newly diagnosed with diabetes often need help adjusting to the new reality of their lives. Presbyterian Diabetes Resource Center helps patients use the latest treatment tools and information to properly manage their care. |
The Diabetes Resource Center has programs designed for anyone living with diabetes, no matter when they were diagnosed. We help patients use the latest treatment tools and information to properly manage their care. Our program is recognized by the American Diabetes Association as a comprehensive outpatient educational program that includes teaching people how to regulate their eating habits, medication, exercise, stress levels and illness to help them maintain optimal health. The goal is to prevent or lessen the complications that people often experience with diabetes.
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Once you are referred to our Center, a certified diabetes educator will assess your health and design a plan to suit your needs. This plan may include individual counseling and group classes where appropriate. A full report will be sent to your physician, maintaining the communication between health team members.
About sixteen million Americans have diabetes. One in three does not know it. Do you know if you are at risk?
Type 2 diabetes is the seventh leading cause of death in the United States. It can often lead to other medical problems, such as blindness and kidney failure. However, an overwhelming majority of new cases of Type 2 diabetes can be prevented.
Diabetes is a chronic disease for which there is no cure. Once someone has diabetes, the only treatment is ongoing management of the symptoms.
Living with Diabetes is an extensive self-management program that helps people with diabetes live active and independent lives.
The Diabetes Resource Center is affiliated with expert primary care physicians and endocrinologists who specialize in diabetes care. Follow this link to search our online database of physicians.
