Diabetes Education Classes

The more you know about diabetes, the better you will be able to manage it.

Investing now in your education about diabetes and prediabetes can help you prevent serious complications and allow you to live your best life.

Diabetes Program Description

Diabetes Program Description

Individual Assessment
Meet with one of our diabetes educators to establish your individual educational needs. Call to schedule before the first class at your clinic.

Diabetes: The Real Deal
Learn survival skills for managing diabetes: how to monitor blood sugar, how to treat highs and lows, and how to help prevent complications. We’ll also go over why medications are prescribed and the basic physiology of diabetes.

The Power of Food
Learn the basic principles of nutrition and how food can help manage diabetes. We’ll review carb counting and label reading as well as healthy food choices and basic meal planning.

Whole Body Health + Food Demo
Learn non-food ways to manage diabetes including physical activity and emotional well-being. We’ll also build on the nutrition principles presented in the previous class with a food demo, where we’ll be creating healthy, balanced (and tasty) meals!

Registration Information

These classes are open to anyone with diabetes and their family, friends or coworkers.

To register for a class, please contact:
Jeremy Viray, Population Health Coordinator
JeremyV@PacMed.org
206.326.2440

Each person’s insurance coverage is different, so please remember to check with your insurance company to determine coverage for this education. For self-pay, classes are $111 each. If this is a non-covered service and you pay in full at the time of check-in, you will receive a 30% discount. Registration closes 1 week before the start of class #1.

Diabetes Class Schedule

Click here for current class schedule.

 

 

Want to Get Off Our Class Mailing List?

If you would like to be removed from our diabetes education class mailing list, please contact Jeremy Viray.

The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) has recognized Pacific Medical Centers for consistently providing a high level of diabetes care for their patients, and PacMed’s Diabetes Education Program is accredited by the American Association of Diabetes Educators.