Handling the High Costs of Type 2 Diabetes: Suggestions for Savings
When it comes to diabetes, the high cost of diabetes can make it difficult to adhere to taking medications as prescribed. Network Health outlines some steps that might help.
How to Stop Diabetes Hunger Pangs
Excessive hunger can be symptom of diabetes that causes hunger pangs and difficult-to-avoid cravings. Learn how you can better manage these hunger pangs.
Why People With Diabetes Should Get Eye Exams
Vision loss can be a scary thing for those with diabetes, but there are ways to prevent it, including regular eye exams. We explore that types of eye diseases caused by diabetes and why diabetic eye exams are so important.
Diabetes Prevention – 5 Tips for Taking Charge of Your Health
Staying active every day can keep diabetes at bay. Regular physical activity is one of multiple acts of prevention you can take to avoid diabetes. Find more tips here.
Diabetes Prevention and Management Programs Make a Difference
Though a diabetes or prediabetes diagnosis may seem dire, Network Health offers and facilitates programs that can help you enjoy an equal or better qualify of life to pre-diagnosis. In this article by senior quality program coordinator Kristy Fast, you'll learn about two such programs.
Healthy Living with Diabetes Helps You Live Your Best Life
Diabetes isn't a terminal sentence. Learn how to live a healthy and fulfilling life with this often misunderstood condition as the Network Health wellness team introduces you to the Healthy Living with Diabetes program.
Preventing Type 2 Diabetes is Possible
Diabetes Type 2 can be a staggering chronic condition. Luckily, it is almost entirely preventable through lifestyle changes and knowledge. The Prevent T2 program at Network Health offers such knowledge in a group settting.
Everything to Know About Diabetes
Diabetes is a potentially severe disease with a broad range of health effects, symptoms and treatments. This deep dive, by senior wellness coordinator Samantha Clark, shares everything you need to know about diabetes.
Do All Diabetics Go Blind?
You've undoubtedly heard about the connection between diabetes and vision loss, but how much of this is accurate and how much of this is a myth? Find out in this article.
Accurate Diabetes Information Can be Lifesaving
When it comes to diabetes, misinformation unfortunately abounds. In this post, Sally Bowman, RN, walks us through nine important things we need to get right in the way we understand and look at diabetes.
How the Prevent T2 Lifestyle Change Program is Helping to Build Healthy and Strong Communities
Prevent T2 is a program for Network Health members that is proven to delay or prevent Type 2 diabetes and the myriad health issues that come along with it. Learn more today.
Diagnosed with Diabetes: Now What?
Diabetes is a serious condition that, if left unmanaged, can be life-threatening. Here are some strategies for preventing and managing diabetes once you have been diagnosed.
Handling the High Costs of Insulin Use: Five Suggestions for Savings
Insulin prices are, again, on the rise. In our latest article, we discuss some strategies for saving money on this life-saving drug and what the future of the market looks like for those who need it.
Conquering Diabetes and Living Well
Diabetes is far from a death sentence. Being able to make lifestyle adjustments can lead to a full and happy life with diabetes and can even reverse many of the symptoms. Read one such story.
Network Health Launching Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program
To help our members enjoy the fulness of a healthy life, we've launched a diabetes prevention program that works to educate, assist and inform. Learn more.
Beating Prediabetes
The doctor’s office calls to share the results of your blood work, you have elevated blood sugar. Now you are diagnosed prediabetic.
Understanding and Preventing Diabetes
The World Health Organization estimates 3.4 million people die from diabetes each year. That means this often preventable disease causes more deaths than breast cancer and AIDS combined.