Diabetes Education Resources
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If you live in Roscommon, Crawford or Oscoda counties and are interested in participating in this FREE Living Well program, please contact
Carol Lovely at 989-344-4418.
Living Well is a FREE, voluntary program designed to help people living with chronic disease, including diabetes, heart failure and chronic obstructive lung disease (also known as, COPD), better understand the facts and feelings surrounding their condition. A Community Wellness Coach, a nurse who will work together with their health care provider to help them take control of their disease, staffs this program. The Coach also works with a Registered Dietician and Diabetic Educator to help teach people how to shop for and prepare food that will help them better manage their diabetes. |
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PATH (Personal Action Toward Health) Classes
 This is a Stanford research based program that is being offered through out Michigan- with many options in northwest Michigan.
People with long term health concerns are learning to manage their health and live life to its fullest because they took the PATH!
Learn more about PATH contact Melissa Tolan-Halleck NMDI Coordinator at 231-935-9227
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Traverse Health Clinic
3147 Logan Valley Rd
Traverse City, MI 49684
Services are available for the under or uninsured, please contact the Coalition Health Access Program (CHAP) office to register to become a patient and determine eligibility: (231) 935-0799 Contact the clinic to schedule an appointment. (231) 935-0668 |
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Munson Medical Center
Outpatient Diabetes Education Program
231 935-8200 or 1 800 809-8127
Group and Individual appointments available for Diabetes and Prediabetes |
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Paul Oliver Memorial Hospital
Frankfort, MI
Diabetes Education:
Appointments directly through Central Scheduling at Paul Oliver Memorial Hospital or fax to 231-352-2232
Paul Oliver Diabetes Education
Attention: Lynette Maxey, RD, CDE
For additional appointment times call 231-352-2357 |
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