This program is designed for newly diagnosed patients, patients not receiving education recently, and previously diagnosed patients having difficulties controlling their diabetes.  The comprehensive program provides detailed instruction in the ten content areas defined by the ADA.  This program offers support to your patients for one year. (10-12 hours, 2 follow-up visits)


This course is intended for patients that have demonstrated adequate skills and knowledge of diabetes self-management, but need to be converted from oral medication to insulin, or need insulin in addition to their oral medication.  In this course patients are taught injection techniques in addition to the interaction of meals, insulin, and exercise. (4 hours, 1 follow-up visit)

This program is intended for women who are pregnant and have pre-existing Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes or those who are diagnosed with gestational diabetes. The program provides a thorough assessment, including complications and appropriatecounseling regarding diabetes and pregnancy. (3 hours, 3-5 follow-up visits)


Abbreviated form of the comprehensive program recommended for those who require general didactic information regarding diabetes.  Note: Most patients who attend this program decide to transfer to the Comprehensive Program upon reviewing the information. (4 hours, 1 follow-up visit)