Medicaid PCMH Diabetes

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Patients who qualify for the PCMH Diabetes Home Visiting initiative should meet three criteria:
• Diagnosed Diabetic
• HgbA1C levels of 7 or higher
• An additional chronic disease diagnosis

At DELTA HEALTH ALLIANCE, we like to try healthy new recipes. Here is a tasty, seared chicken recipe that is Diabetic Friendly. We have a dietitian on duty at our medical clinic here in Leland who can help you create a dietary plan that meets all your medical needs. Call us at 662-686-4121 and ask them to connect you with the dietitian. Additionally, DHA’s program Deer Creek Dinners is available to you, free of charge, on our website. You can go to lelandmedicalclinic.org/deercreekdinners/and find great recipes for all.

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IS THROWBACK THURSDAY STILL A THING? Our friend and neighbor Morgan Freeman made this video for Delta Health Alliance in 2008. Both Freeman and the pre-diabetes program are still going strong. For more information, visit deltahealthalliance.org/find-a-program/delta-medicaid-prediabetes-program/ ... See MoreSee Less

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How can a blood test possible help you keep from amputation? Ask your healthcare provider about diabetes. Control your diabetes before it controls you.

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Shelby, our nutritionist, has been informing us about the different food groups. Today, we will focus on the grains group!

The grains group contains any food that is made from oats, rice, wheat, barley, and cornmeal. Examples of grain products include breakfast cereals, pasta, bread, tortillas, and grits. Grains are great sources of several nutrients such as B vitamins, dietary fiber, iron, selenium, and magnesium. The daily recommendation for grains is 3-4 ounces. The grain group is categorized into two subgroups: whole grains and refined grains.

Whole grains include brown rice, whole-wheat flour, and oatmeal. Refined grains remove the iron, B vitamins, and dietary fiber. These include white bread, white rice, white pasta, and white flour. At least half of the grains should be whole grains. Eating whole grains may help maintain a healthy body weight because they make you feel fuller and more satisfied. Whole grains also assist with lowering the risk of heart disease, diabetes, certain cancers, and other health-related issues. ... See MoreSee Less

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Did you know that our Pre-Diabetes Program does grocery store tours? Join us as we tag along with our Lead Coordinator, RyAnne Williams, as she gives us some tips on how to shop healthy!

To find out how you can get your very own grocery store tour, visit our website at deltahealthalliance.org/find-a-program/delta-medicaid-prediabetes-program/

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DHA's Delta PreDiabetes Program (Dollar General Grocery Store Tour)

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The Delta Diabetes BLUES (Better Living Utilizing Engagement Strategies) Initiative supported by Delta Health Alliance is a new program tailored for those who are pre-diabetic or diabetic. Qualifying participants will receive assistance with controlling their diabetes – specifically their A1C, Blood Pressure and Cholesterol. Receive free help to control your diabetes! If you live in Coahoma, Lefore, Quitman, Tallahatchie or Washington counties and are pre-diabetic or diabetic, you qualify for this exciting program. This program offers free diabetes education, nutrition education, telehealth services with an Endocrinologist for those with uncontrolled diabetes, assistance with support services and more! Contact Lesa Wise at 662-390-6117 or email lwise@deltahealthalliance.org for more information. ... See MoreSee Less

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