10 Questions with Tad Parsons, DPT
NMC Health is pleased to welcome Tad Parsons, DPT, as our new Director of Outpatient Services! He’s ready to lead our outpatient teams to new heights. As director, he will oversee these services: Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Center; Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation; Diabetes Education; and both inpatient and outpatient Physical, Speech, and Occupational Therapy. We […]
Get to Know Patty Meier
We are thrilled to introduce our new Executive Director of Development and Outreach, Patty Meier. With a deep passion for our mission, she brings fresh energy and innovative ideas to our organization. In this role, Patty will spearhead our fundraising initiatives, forge meaningful partnerships, and expand our community engagement efforts. Please enjoy getting to know […]
Diabetes & Heart Health
Diabetes and heart disease often go hand in hand. Adults with diabetes are twice as likely to have a heart attack or stoke than those without diabetes. However, there are ways to decrease your risk for developing heart disease. Know Your ABC’s A1c Test This test shows what your blood glucose has been over the […]
Healthy New Year: 3 Steps to Set & Accomplish your Goals
It’s that time of year again to look back on the past and reflect. If you weren’t able to fully achieve your goals last year that is OK. This is a great opportunity to step back and reset. It’s important to know where you are going and to stay motivated until you get there.
Diabetes Meal Planning & Batch Cooking
Enjoy tips and tricks for meal planning and batch cooking specifically for diabetes. We’ve even thrown in a couple of recipes for you to enjoy!
Exercise and Diabetes
As a person living with diabetes, you know exercise is important. But, sometimes, things are easier said than done. It’s not so easy to start a new behavior when you’re used to doing things a certain way. It takes time and effort to start a new journey. But hard work does have its rewards.
How to Cope with Diabetes Burnout
Managing diabetes can be challenging and at times you may feel overwhelmed. When it feels like you have too much to deal with, you may be experiencing diabetes distress and burnout. Read on to learn how to manage these difficult situations.
Keys to Healthy Dining Out
Eating out at restaurants is a way of life for many people, but it can be a challenge if you are trying to eat healthy and control your blood sugar. The problem is most restaurant foods are higher in fat, salt, and sugar than foods you would make at home. You can go out to […]
Healthy Sleep and Diabetes Management
According to the National Sleep Foundation’s guidelines, most adults need between 7-9 hours of sleep each night. If you have diabetes, not getting enough sleep can negatively affect your diabetes management. Too little sleep can: Cause elevated blood sugars. Increase insulin resistance. Make you feel hungrier the following day. Make you more likely to choose […]
Keep Your Feet Healthy
If you have diabetes, taking care of your feet is an important part of your daily routine. High blood sugar can lead to nerve damage. Nerve damage decreases your ability to feel sensations, like pain, heat, and cold. The loss of these protective sensations puts you at an increased risk for injury, permanent deformity, and […]
