When it comes to diabetes, it pays to know your risk

Nutrition & Diabetes Education

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When it comes to diabetes, it pays to know your risk

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About the Program

Our highly-trained and experienced team is dedicated to providing effective and state-of-the-art training in a caring and compassionate manner.  We understand that making changes to improve your health can be difficult.  Our educators are dedicated to giving you the knowledge, skills and ongoing support you need.

Skilled Health Care Team

Our nurses and dietitians are committed to helping you achieve your best health.  Whether you are struggling with weight loss, battling high cholesterol or high blood pressure, learning to cope with a gastrointestinal disease, managing diabetes or just want to stay healthy, we can help.  Many of our educators hold advanced degrees and certifications in their specialties and have more than 20 years of experience in health care and education. All are active members in local and national health associations including:

• Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (formerly the American Dietetic Association)
• St. Louis Dietetic Association
• American Diabetes Association
• American Association of Diabetes Educators
• St. Louis Association of Diabetes Educators
• St. Louis Diabetes Coalition

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For information, please call our Health Access Line at 314-ANTHONY (268-4669) or 800-554-9550 or visit find a physician online.

At St. Anthony's, our vision is to be the area's premier health care organization
— and your first choice for health care services.