Butler County Health Care Center Diabetes Education Program is certified by the American Diabetes Association and is directed by Certified Diabetes Educator Sandra Burwll, RD, LMNT. The program is designed to help people with diabetes, as well as their family and friends, to learn how to manage diabetes and develop healthy lifestyle habits. Many participants in this program have seen reduced hemoglobin A1C levels and say they feel more confident in their ability to manage their diabetes. The class consists of six sessions which are presented four times per year. Individual sessions are also available for those who qualify. The fee for this program is often covered by your health insurance provider or Medicare and will be submitted directly by the staff of Butler County Health Care Center.
BCHCC Diabetes Education Program teaches:
An understanding of diabetes and how it affects your body
How to purchase and use a blood glucose monitor and how to use the results
Healthy eating habits
Monitoring your medications
Importance of exercise and activity
Early detection and prevention of complications
Awareness of Stress Management
For more information about our Diabetes Education Program, please contact Sandra Burwell, RD, LMNT at 402-367-1391