Making sure that you have the knowledge you need to manage your diabetes is a key component of the program at MidState’s Diabetes Center. In fact, the American Diabetes Association has recognized our program as being in accordance with national standards for Diabetes Self-Management Education Programs.
An Experienced Team
Our program is staffed by nurses and dietitians who are Certified Diabetes Educators. Your physician manages your diabetes and coordinates your care with our team to ensure that you are equipped to achieve your goals.
Personalized Education
Because no two people are alike, no two cases of diabetes are the same either. Your first step will be to attend our Self Management Group Program. The Program consists of two 3-hour sessions. This is information that every individual with diabetes needs to know. Classes are scheduled mornings, afternoons and evenings (Wednesdays). What's covered in our classes?
Additional sessions are individualized and scheduled to monitor your progress. Optional sessions for stress management and weight management are available. We also offer a support group to help patients succeed in making any necessary lifestyle changes.
Individual Counseling
Staff in the Diabetes Center is available for individual consultation Monday through Thursday, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Individual counseling is available for:
- Medical Nutrition Therapy
- Pregnancy and gestational diabetes guidance
- Insulin Management
To Register
To schedule an appointment or for more information, call us as 203.694.5425 or click here to email us.
The Diabetes & Outpatient Nutrition Counseling Center is located at our MidState Medical Services building at 61 Pomeroy Avenue.
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MidState doctor? Call 1 866 MMC 5678.