Diabetes days at Desert Senita in Arizona City & Ajo

"Only about 49% of adults with diabetes reach the recommended A1C goal”- The Center for Disease Control & Prevention

Why this is important to you?

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention:

• Diabetes is the #1 cause of kidney failure in the United States

• It's the leading cause of lower-limb amputations

• It's the leading cause of Adult Blindness

This is why Desert Senita hosts Diabetes Days Twice a Month

Living with Diabetes isn’t easy... but you don’t have to do it alone.

At Desert Senita, we’re making space for deeper care, because your health deserves more than a quick check-in.

Every 1st and 2nd Tuesday of the month we have 12 dedicated appointment slots focused that are 40-minutes long for Diabetes checks. so, you can slow down, ask questions, and get the kind of attention that makes a real difference in your health so you're not a consequential statistic.

Because diabetes affects more than just your blood sugar. It touches your nerves, your heart, your kidneys, your eyes and your whole body.

Which means a head-to-toe check isn’t just helpful, it’s essential.

Here's what's covered during your Diabetes day visit at Desert Senita

• A1c testing to see how your blood sugar’s been doing over time

• Glucose checks for your day-to-day numbers

• Foot exams, and more to catch issues early

• Personalized care plans so you can feel confident about your next steps

Haven't seen the doctor yet, but you feel "off"?

According to the CDC and the American Diabetes Association, over 38 million Americans live with diabetes and don’t even know they have it.

If you have any of these symptoms:

• Frequent urination and extreme thirst because that is your body’s way of trying to flush out excess sugar.

• Fatigue because your cells aren’t getting the energy they need

• Slow-healing cuts or bruises because it could be a sign your immune system may be struggling

• Tingling or numbness in hands and feet can be caused by early nerve damage from high blood sugar

It is important to recognize that these aren't normal, and you should call your family physician or provider to book an appointment to get checked for Diabetes.

Book your Diabetes Day Appointment

Dedicated Diabetes days appointments are the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month at all clinics.

To book an appointment call: (833)444-5040

Or fill out the form below to email us.