Tips for Finding Affordable Testing Supplies It may be tempting to ration insulin or skip testing in favor of saving money on supplies. Taking medications as prescribed and monitoring your blood sugar by testing are two of the best ways you can keep your diabetes in check. The Inflation Reduction Act of 2023 caped insulin medication costs for some at $35 per month. Check with your insurance company or pharmacy to learn how this impacts your out-of-pocket costs for medications. In addition, here are our best tips and tricks for reducing your diabetes-related expenses: 1. Contact Your Insurance

Diabetes Resources and Support Education and Classes Education and information are powerful tools that can help you prevent diabetes or live well with diabetes. Work alongside a Diabetes Care and Education Specialist to develop a care plan that meets your unique needs. Diabetes education is not a one-time endeavor but rather an ongoing journey. We are committed to helping you navigate diabetes throughout your life. Plus, most insurances now cover diabetes education at four key times: At diagnosis Annually and/or when not meeting treatment targets When complicated factors develop, and When

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Find Diabetes Help Near You Classes vary by location. Call the Diabetes Education office nearest you to learn more about classes and events in your community or to make an appointment. Talk to your provider to learn more about Diabetes Education programs in your local area. Telehealth appointments may also be available. Munson Healthcare Diabetes Education Services Cadillac Cadillac Hospital Diabetes Education Services 231-935-8200 Phone hours: 9 am - 4 pm Cadillac Hospital - Outpatient Services 400 Hobart St. Cadillac, MI 49601 Frankfort Paul Oliver Memorial Hospital Diabetes Education

What is Diabetes? Diabetes is a disease that occurs when your blood glucose, also called blood sugar, is too high.  If you have diabetes, it means your body does not make enough (or any) insulin or your body does not use insulin well. Insulin helps change glucose into energy needed for your body to carry out basic tasks and ultimately to keep you alive.  Without proper levels of insulin, glucose cannot reach your cells and instead stays in your blood stream, causing diabetes and other diabetes-related complications. Types of Diabetes Prediabetes Prediabetes is when a person’s blood glucose is

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