Diabetes is a chronic disease that requires patients to actively self-manage their disease to minimize complications and improve their quality of life. To do this effectively, they must be well-informed about the latest behaviors, medications, and technologies that help maintain better blood glucose control. Advances in diabetes management are happening quickly, with new glucose sensors, glucose sensor augmented insulin pumps, and many new medications being introduced every year that can dramatically improve quality of life and safety. Our NHDC Diabetes Education Program is recognized by the American Diabetes Association, and our Certified Care and Education Specialists work together with our patients’ providers to help patients achieve success in diabetes management.
Northside Hospital Diagnostic Clinic offers access to a Certified Diabetes Education and Care Specialist with extensive experience in diabetes prevention and advanced diabetes management. Amy Roark, RDN, CSSD, LD, CDCES, CDTC, is also a Certified Diabetes Technology Clinician, giving her specialized expertise in the latest personalized technologies that help patients more effectively manage their diabetes. The clinic uses a collaborative approach, working closely with each patients healthcare provider to support successful, individualized diabetes care.
We have 10 board certified endocrinologists and 3 Advanced Practice Providers.
