Schaller Anderson's Pathway to Diabetes CareTM
When a patient has diabetes, they have too much sugar in their blood. If the patient doesn't
get treatment, they could end up with serious health problems, such as heart disease and blindness.
If you have diabetes, we can help you.
Some people have mild diabetes. They take care of it by exercising and eating healthy foods.
Other people have more serious diabetes. They have to take shots of a hormone called insulin.
Insulin helps your body's cells use food the right way. We want you to get the best treatment
for you, so that you will be healthier.
Once your doctor tells you that you have diabetes, or you tell your new doctor or your health
plan that you have diabetes, we will do a test to see how serious it is. We will also see
if you are low-risk or high-risk for problems with diabetes. If you are low-risk, we will give
you information to help you take care of yourself. We will also work with your doctor to
make sure you are getting the treatment that is right for you.
If you are high-risk, one of our diabetes nurses will call you to see if you need extra help.
We will teach you as much as we can about diabetes to help you take care of yourself.
When you sign up for our program, you will learn:
- How to take care of your diabetes yourself
- How to watch your blood sugar
- Why it is important to take your medicine
- How to take good care of your feet
- Why you need to do what your doctor tells you
- How to learn healthy habits so you feel better
If you want to know more about Schaller Anderson's Pathway to Diabetes Care program, please call us at
(866) 642-1579.
We are open from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Arizona Time.
Pacific Standard Time 4:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Central Time 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Eastern Standard Time 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m