Nautica Queen - Swim Prize

Swim for Diabetes Party Tickets

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Apply Now - Come Join Us

Come Join Us!  Apply Now for Summer Staff Postitions!

Looking for a fun, rewarding summer?  Apply online now...

blood glucose testing

LEAH Client Assistance Program
Need help with your diabetes supplies or navigating the health care system?  Read more...

SPIRE Root Beer Floats

Float in at SPIRE April 26!

Root Beer Floats and Fun at SPIRE Swim for Diabetes Kick-Off! Read more...

Free Fingerstick Risk Assessment

Are you or your family members at risk for diabetes?  Find out more...

We want everyone to experience camp!

Need Help Paying For Camp?

Camperships (scholarships), discounts and incentives are available!  Apply early... 

2013 Swim for Diabetes Apr. 26-28

Make a splash and make a difference!

Register or Donate to the annual Swim for Diabetes, April 26-28! Read more...

Smiling Campers!

Camp Ho Mita Koda

for kids 6-15 with type 1 or type 2 diabetes.  Learn more...

Welcome to our Online Community

your own personalized page

Welcome to Diabetes Partnership of Cleveland's new online community.  Sign in to your own home page (My Account), update your contact information, view your giving history, sign up for events & donate with ease, and much more.  Register today or Log In >>

Three Reasons to Give

It is only through your generosity that we can ensure that those with diabetes in our community can live full lives and avoid the devastating complications of this disease. Here are three projects that need your help today:

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News & Announcements

Diabetes
Should You Consider Weight Loss Surgery? Here’s the Research

A reader asks: "I have type 2 diabetes and my BMI is 30 (mild obesity). Is gastric bypass surgery an option, or is it only for heavier people?" Here�s the answer and it may surprise you.




Research on Visual Impairment and Cognitive Dysfunction

Cognitive decline leaves one in four individuals over the age of 65 with increasing memory loss and various levels of functional impairment. A recently published study from the Archives of Ophthalmology (Volume 130, page 895) adds a new dimension: Older people with visual impairment, particularly those with cataracts or moderate to severe diabetic retinopathy, are more likely to experience cognitive dysfunction.




Diabetes Partnership of Cleveland

3601 S. Green Rd., #100
Beachwood, OH 44122
Phone: 216-591-0800 | Fax: 216-591-0320
information@diabetespartnership.org

Diabetes Partnership of Cleveland

3601 S. Green Rd., #100
Beachwood, OH 44122
Phone: 216-591-0800 | Fax: 216-591-0320
information@diabetespartnership.org

 

 

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