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Type 2 Diabetes Management — Take the Guesswork Out of Your Care

Managing diabetes is about more than a number on a lab report. We work with you to understand your diabetes, find opportunities to improve your health, and build a care plan and follow-up rhythm that fits your life.

Type 2 Diabetes Care

Take the Guesswork Out of Diabetes Management

Living with Type 2 diabetes can feel overwhelming — especially when you're trying to understand your numbers, medications, nutrition and lifestyle changes all at once.

You don't have to figure it out alone.

My Virtual Care NP provides personalized diabetes management designed to help you understand what's happening with your health and take practical steps toward better control.

  1. Understand Your Numbers

    Review your A1C, glucose readings and other relevant lab results so you know what they mean for your health.

  2. Understand Your Medications

    Review your current diabetes medications and look for opportunities to optimize your treatment when clinically appropriate.

  3. Build Realistic Health Goals

    Set achievable nutrition, activity, weight and lifestyle goals that fit your life.

  4. Stay Accountable

    Follow up on your progress and adjust your plan as your health needs change.

  5. Reduce the Risk of Complications

    Help you stay on track with recommended diabetes monitoring and preventive care.

Better diabetes care starts with a conversation.

What a Visit Involves

What to Expect

  • A review of your current blood glucose patterns and most recent A1c, if available
  • A discussion of how your current medications are working for you
  • Attention to related aspects of metabolic health, including blood pressure
  • Practical, realistic support around nutrition, movement, and daily routine
  • A clear plan for monitoring and follow-up, so nothing drifts between visits
  • Guidance on continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), if it is appropriate for you

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If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not use chat, text, email, or voicemail for emergency medical care.

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Service Area

Availability of virtual services depends on your location, clinical needs, and applicable licensing requirements.

Start managing your diabetes with us

Virtual visits with your board-certified family nurse practitioner.