COVID-19 Update
Please note, due to COVID-19, Diabetes Education Programs are now offering appointments virtually, either electronically or by telephone. Some programs are seeing people in person depending on the urgency. If you would like to speak to a diabetes educator, or receive some education, please click the self-referral form in the box below.
If you are experiencing symptoms or have been in close contact with someone who has it, please use this self-assessment to help determine how to seek further care. Click here for our COVID-19 Timely Topic information page.
If you have diabetes (Type 1 or 2), you are considered part of the "high-risk chronic conditions group". This means you are eligible for the vaccine in the second part of Phase 2 of the roll-out, which is currently scheduled to begin sometime in April. If you have a BMI over 40, you are eligible to register now. You do not have to provide proof of your condition. For more information on when and where to schedule a vaccine, please click here.
We hope this website will also help to offer you guidance in managing your diabetes during this time. Stay well.
Am I at Risk?
Just Diagnosed--What Now?
Find out if you are at risk for diabetes and how to prevent it.
Follow these steps to learn about managing your diabetes.
Diabetes and Pregnancy
Children and Young Adults
Learn how to have a healthy pregnancy with diabetes.
Learn more about diabetes in youth and where to go for support in your area.
Older Adults
Timely Topics
Learn more about managing diabetes as an older adult.
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