Diabetes risk snapshot

Get your full risk snapshot

Fourteen quick questions for a clearer picture — what's raising your risk, what's working in your favor, and what to do next.

  • About 3 minutes. Fourteen simple questions, no account needed.
  • A real snapshot. You'll see exactly what's raising your risk and what's helping.
  • Private. Your answers stay in your browser unless you choose to reach out.
Question 1 of 14

Building your snapshot

Pick the answer that fits you best. There are no wrong answers.

About you

How old are you?

About you

Were you assigned male at birth?

Risk differs slightly by sex assigned at birth — this just refines the estimate.

Family & history

Has a parent, brother, or sister had diabetes?

Family & history

Have you ever been told you have high blood pressure?

Family & history

Have you ever been told your blood sugar was high (or you had prediabetes)?

Your body

Which best describes your weight, in general?

A rough sense is fine — no numbers needed.

Your body

Is your waistline something you've been told to watch?

Extra weight around the middle raises risk more than elsewhere.

Daily life

Are you physically active most weeks?

Daily life

How often do you eat fruits and vegetables?

Daily life

How often do you drink sugary drinks (soda, sweet tea, juice)?

Daily life

How would you describe your sleep?

Poor sleep is linked to higher blood-sugar risk.

Daily life

Do you currently smoke?

How you feel

Lately, have you noticed things like being extra thirsty, tired, or needing the bathroom more?

These can have many causes — we only use it to guide what to do next, never to diagnose.

Your snapshot

Here's your risk snapshot

A fuller picture based on your answers — and a real next step, whatever it shows.

Increased risk

Your snapshot

A few things are worth paying attention to.

Your snapshot shows some risk factors adding up. That's common — and very manageable when you catch it early and have support in your corner.

Lower Increased Higher
What's raising your risk
  • Sex-related risk
  • Family history
  • Gestational diabetes
  • Physical activity
  • Diet
  • Sleep
  • Smoking
  • Recent symptoms
What's working in your favor
  • Weight
  • Sugary drinks
  • Smoking

Let's get ahead of it together

This is exactly what we help with. Talk to one of our nurses, and ask about getting a blood-sugar meter through your doctor — included with our program.

This is an awareness snapshot, not a diagnosis. It can't tell you whether you have diabetes or prediabetes — only a healthcare professional can, with proper testing. If you're concerned, please talk with a doctor. In a medical emergency, call 911.
Your answers stay in your browser. This is an awareness snapshot, not a medical diagnosis.