Diabetes

Late Diagnoses and Complications

Many patients don’t realize they have diabetes until it has progressed, often resulting in serious complications that could have been prevented through early detection and intervention.

Limited Access to Endocrinologists

Rural and underserved areas lack access to specialists, delaying critical care for diabetes management and monitoring.

Patient Education Gaps

A significant number of patients are unaware of how diet, lifestyle, and regular monitoring affect diabetes outcomes. This knowledge gap can worsen their condition over time.

Fragmented Treatment Approaches

Without coordinated care, diabetes treatment becomes disjointed—leading to medication mismanagement, missed screenings, and inadequate lifestyle support.

Financial Strain

Ongoing costs of glucose monitors, insulin, medications, and specialist visits put pressure on patients, discouraging consistent care.