What We Offer
This web-based interactive program helps you design a plan to manage type 2 diabetes. You first explore several areas where you might be able to better protect your health. Then you immediately receive a customized report with tips and ideas based on your unique needs, interests, preferences and priorities.
Does It Fit For You?
Managing diabetes can be complex. Your needs may change over time. New treatments are continually emerging. It can become difficult to take steps which can protect your health. This program may help you better understand what you can do and develop winning strategies to manage type 2 diabetes. Whether you already know a lot about type 2 diabetes or have been diagnosed recently, this approach may be of value to you. This program does not cover type 1 diabetes, secondary diabetes or drug diabetes.
Topics to Explore
- Getting High-Quality Medical Support
- Monitoring Diabetes Effectively
- Getting the Most from Your Medications
- Succeeding with Lifestyle Changes
- High-Risk Situations: Recognize & Respond
- Preventing and Managing Complications
Get help managing Type 2 Diabetes at a very low cost.
The Helping You Manage Type 2 Diabetes program is a high-quality, evidence-based program that gives you insights into practical things you can do to protect your health. We chose to offer this at a low price to help eliminate price as a barrier to trying this program. We figure that people achieving success may encourage friends or family members to take advantage of the program.
The cost to complete your personal assessment and receive an individualized report is $10.50. For no additional cost, you have the option to provide your doctor or other caregiver with a companion report to help him or her support you. You also receive an 86 page planning guide with supplemental information to help you succeed in optimizing your health.
Your employer/insurer may be providing the program to you at a discount or no cost. How?
Some employers and insurers provide this program to employees at a discount or no cost. If your employer or insurer does this, they will have provided you with a code to use when you start the program. If you do not have a discount code, you can check with your employer or insurer.
Information for organizations about participating in a discount program.
