Diabetes Education & Support Close to Home
Hereford Regional Medical Center’s Diabetes Care Program connects our community with educational resources and opportunities to learn about preventing and managing diabetes and complications that can result.
For questions about your individual health needs, contact your health care professional at Hereford Health Clinic, where diabetes care is coordinated.
(806) 364-7512
Talk with Your Healthcare Professional
Your diabetes care starts with a conversation. If you have recently been diagnosed, have questions about your current care, or want to discuss your risk for diabetes, make an appointment with your clinic health professional.
Your visit is an opportunity to discuss questions such as:
Community Education Events
Learning more about diabetes and how best to manage it can help you be better prepared to ask questions and take part in your care.
Visit this section for announcements about diabetes education through HRMC’s Diabetes Care Program.
No events are currently listed. Please check back for upcoming dates, topics, locations, and registration details.
Diabetes Education Resources
Find trusted information about diabetes through these free resources from the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health.
Managing Diabetes
Explore how working with your healthcare team, monitoring your health, and following care plans can help manage diabetes and reduce risk of hospitalization.
Healthy Living with Diabetes
Find info about food choices, physical activity, sleep, and other habits that can support your health.
Additional Diabetes Services
Managing diabetes may involve more than regular clinic visits. Your clinician at Hereford Health Clinic can help you understand which additional services may be appropriate and coordinate the next steps.
Regular lab work helps your clinician monitor your health and guide your care. HRMC offers testing close to home, with walk-ins welcome when you have a lab order.
For eligible Medicare patients living with diabetes and another long-term condition, chronic care management provides additional support with medications, appointments, and communication among members of your care team.
HRMC provides inpatient and outpatient care for diabetic foot ulcers and other slow-healing wounds. If you notice a sore or wound that isn’t healing, contact your clinician.
Some patients may benefit from additional support at home through HRMC’s community paramedicine program. Ask your health care professional whether the program may be appropriate for your needs.
Hear from our community
See for yourself how our team cares for our patients as though they’re our friends and family. After all, patients here are also our neighbors.
See how our team works together to ensure high-quality care for our community.
