Providers

Patients trust their health care teams and providers more than any other source of health information.

Here’s how you can help patients at risk of

Patients who have a prediabetes diagnosis are more likely to try and change their lifestyles and behavior.

Unlike diabetes, prediabetes is 100% reversible, through lifestyle changes.

MyHealthyVT Diabetes Prevention Workshops help participants make these healthy lifestyle changes.

What providers and care teams can do:

Screen all at-risk patients for prediabetes and diagnose.

  • Print or download a screener for your office and use it with any patients with prediabetes risk factors
  • Discuss the risks of prediabetes and the proven strategies to reverse it

Refer all patients with prediabetes to MyHealthyVT.org’s free, local workshops.

Order free patient educational materials for your practice or department.

Review the research behind CDC’s diabetes prevention program.


Prediabetes workshops
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Awareness of diabetes, combined with healthy lifestyle and medication adherence, increase a patient’s likelihood of maintaining good metabolic control.

Having a clear diagnosis often encourages patients to commit to making real lifestyle changes.

MyHealthyVT Diabetes Management Workshops help participants make these healthy lifestyle changes.

What providers and care teams can do:

Refer all patients with Type 2 diabetes to MyHealthyVT.org to sign up for a free, local workshop.

Order free patient educational materials for your practice or department.

Type 2 Diabetes

Learn more about Stanford’s diabetes self-management program: Self-Management Resource Center

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See a Vermont Diabetes Prevention Workshop in action and hear from actual participants on their experiences.

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