Diabetes

Ways to prevent diabetes, treatment & support to live with diabetes

Whether you are newly diagnosed with diabetes, have been living with diabetes for years, are pregnant with diabetes or pre-diabetic, we're here for you.

We offer a range of services, providers and facilities to support you no matter where you live in Nebraska, whether you have a primary care provider or need to find one - or if you need care from a specialist.

Newly Diagnosed, Living with Diabetes or Concerned You're at Risk

If you don't have a primary care provider, the first step is to find one to help you on this journey. We can help.

Find a Family Medicine Provider

Partnering with you and your primary care provider to help you live your best life.

No matter where you are, we'll meet you there with care, support and services specific to your needs.

Locations Throughout Nebraska

Bryan Diabetes Center is accredited by the American Diabetes Association, and collaborates with healthcare partners across Nebraska to provide diabetes education and support.

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Comprehensive Services

Diabetes can affect many different areas of your health. Bryan Health has experts in a wide range of areas to help you with your diabetes and your overall health.

Primary Care

Bryan family practice and internal medicine offices offer comprehensive diabetes care. This may include diabetes education, nurse navigators, clinical pharmacists, social work and behavioral health specialists.

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Endocrinology

Complete Endocrinology offers comprehensive and advanced care for patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Patients receive a thorough assessment with a certified diabetes educator and care from a team focused on your specific needs.

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Diabetes Education

When it comes to diabetes, knowledge is power. The power to control your symptoms and live life to the fullest. Whether newly diagnosed or living with diabetes for years, our expert team can help you.

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Behavioral Health

Living with diabetes means lifestyle changes. This can be stressful! On top of that, stress can affect your diabetes. Therapists at Bryan Counseling Center can help you find solutions to managing stress and change.

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Pregnancy Care

Gestational diabetes - About 10% of women who do not have diabetes develop diabetes during pregnancy. Learning how to control gestational diabetes during pregnancy is important for you and your baby. Our Gestational Diabetes education program is here for you.

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Pregnant with type 1, type 2 or gestational diabetes - The Center for Maternal & Fetal Care provides comprehensive, expert care for pregnant women with diabetes.

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Foot Care

Foot problems are a common complication for people with diabetes. Fortunately, most complications can be prevented with careful foot care. You play a vital role in your foot care. Our Foot Care Clinic can help.

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The American Diabetes Association recommends people with diabetes have a foot screen every year. Capital Foot & Ankle doctors provide this thorough exam, and foot and wound care for people with diabetes.

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Weight Management

Weight affects many health conditions, and this is also true with diabetes. Whether you need to lose a few pounds or have significant weight to lose, our weight loss programs can help you. Many studies have shown improvement or remission of diabetes after significant weight loss.

Weight Loss Medications

Weight Loss Surgery
Cardiac/Heart Care

People with diabetes have a much higher risk of heart and vascular disease. The Bryan Heart Cardiometabolic Clinic helps people who have both cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes (or pre-diabetes).

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Clinical Pharmacists

Clinical pharmacists in our primary care offices meet with you to review medications you take for diabetes and other health conditions. This can help determine the best medications for you, and may reduce costs and the number of medications you take.
RN Care Navigators

This specially trained nurse works with you to improve your health. Together you will develop plans to meet your health goals based on your preferences and lifestyle. This includes collaborating with your provider and other members of your health care team.
Social Workers

The social worker collaborates with you and your care team to help connect you to financial, food, transportation and other resources within our community. The social worker can help you find and access the resources you need.