Conditions · Endocrine
Diabetes
Managing diabetes at home is where diabetes actually lives — in the fridge, in the shoe, in the morning routine. In-home care sees all of it, and calibrates to the patient in front of us.
How we care for it at home
- Blood sugar goals set to the patient — not a one-size-fits-all target.
- Home glucose monitoring reviewed together, in context.
- Foot exams at every visit, catching problems weeks before they escalate.
- Insulin and oral medications simplified whenever it's safe.
What we watch for
- Hypoglycemia — often more dangerous than modestly high sugars.
- Kidney function and blood pressure, closely linked.
- Vision changes and neuropathy.
- Nutrition and swallowing in older adults on complex regimens.
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