Type 2 diabetes Archive
Taking on Your Own Insurance Plan After the Age of 26
On September 21, 2022 In Education and Information
As you make your way through your early twenties, either pursuing a degree or starting your career, some of you may have been able to use your parent’s insurance plan to help manage the cost of treating diabetes. After all, insurance for diabetes is one of the most important ways to ensure you
Managing diabetes at school
On September 7, 2022 In Education and Information, Featured Posts
Managing diabetes at school entails proper planning, documentation, and open communication. There are an estimated 210,000 children in the US living with diabetes. These children can engage in the same activities as their peers, but they need additional considerations when going to school or participating in extracurriculars. This may mean taking extra breaks
Balancing Diabetes and Exercise
On February 8, 2022 In Education and Information, Health and Wellness, Lifestyle
Whether you learned it from a movie or a CNN report, you probably know exercise releases endorphins—a pivotal hormone in your body’s reaction to pain and stress that is essential to your health. What’s more, aerobic exercise is the baseline for a robust metabolism and one of the building blocks of a balanced lifestyle.
Extraordinary Experiences with Medtronic Customer Support
On February 2, 2022 In Education and Information, Lifestyle
Whether you’re new to Medtronic therapy or have been with us for many years, we are committed to providing you the best service and support we can. Our goal is to provide extraordinary experiences that you will remember for years to come! Today we want to share a Medtronic customer service experience that our
Avoid Frozen Insulin: Tips for Cold Weather
On January 26, 2022 In Education and Information, Health and Wellness, Lifestyle
Whether you like to hit the slopes snowboarding or skiing, hike up the windswept trails of a snowy mountain, or simply sit outside with a cup of hot cocoa—there’s always something to do outdoors in the winter. If you’re living with diabetes or if you have diabetes, you might have to venture out into the