The goal of the Diabetes Program is to help our members improve their understanding of Diabetes and help them manage their disease. Nurses stress the importance of routine medical checkups, periodic blood sugar testing, blood pressure monitoring, foot care, diet, exercise and following their doctor's treatment plan. In addition, information is provided on the importance of annual eye exams and other tests recommended for people with diabetes. The goal of the Congestive Heart Failure Program is to help our members improve their understanding of heart failure and help them manage their disease. Members are encouraged to monitor their diet and weight, take their medications and follow their doctor's treatment plan.
Educational information is provided free of charge to our members enrolled in the program.
According to the Centers for Disease Control, Hepatitis C is a major health threat that affects an estimated 4 million Americans and claims 12,000 lives each year. It is a viral infection that causes liver disease and can be life-threatening for some people . What makes the disease all the more deadly is that many who have it don't know it. If you have Hepatitis C and are taking specific medications to treat the disease, the Be in Charge Program is available as a free educational and supportive counseling service to members of participating health plans. We encourage you to talk to your doctor if you believe you may be at risk for Hepatitis C of if you have questions about these programs.