Michigan Offers Fresh Rx Program to Patients with Hypertension

Diabetes Prevention Efforts in Delaware Gain Ground Addressing Priority Populations

According to the Delaware Behavioral Risk Factor Survey, as of 2021 approximately 12.6% (approximately 100,000 adults) of Delaware’s adults reported being diagnosed with prediabetes, a condition that puts them at greater risk of progressing to type 2 diabetes. Based on national data, one in three adults have prediabetes, with an increased risk for developing type 2 diabetes; about 80% of them do not know it.

South Dakota Raises Awareness of Prediabetes Through the Undo the Risk Campaign

As of 2021, approximately 11% of South Dakotans age 18 and older—nearly 98,500 adults—reported they had been diagnosed with diabetes, according to the South Dakota Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey.

Health Coaches Support Blood Pressure Management in Vermont

Creation of a Community-Based SMBP Monitoring Program Including Physical Activity and Lifestyle Modification in South Dakota

Montana Partners on a Food Farmacy Initiative to Support BP & Cholesterol Management in the Community

Improving Walkability and Movability in the United States Virgin Islands

South Carolina Community Data Walks

Managing Diabetes in the Workplace: Case Study on the University of Colorado

Delaware Boosts Diabetes Prevention Referrals Using EHR and Academic Detail

As of 2019, approximately 12.8% of Delawareans age 18 and older, more than 98,700 adults, reported they had been diagnosed with diabetes, according to the Delaware Behavioral Risk Factor Survey. Only 11.8% of Delaware’s population that had not been diagnosed with diabetes, more than 75,000 residents, reported being diagnosed with prediabetes. Based on national data, 1 in 3 adults have prediabetes, which puts them at increased risk for developing type 2 diabetes, but 90 percent of them do not ...