You're not alone
Feeling overwhelmed by diabetes?
Diabetes is complicated, and it’s normal to feel lost. If you’ve ever wondered any of these, you’re in exactly the right place.
How do I keep my blood sugar under control?
What should I eat — and what should I avoid?
How do my medications really work?
Which glucose monitor and apps are worth using?
How do I deal with the stress of it all?
What is diabetes actually doing to my body?
Your care team
A certified diabetes specialist, in your corner
You’ll be paired with a Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (DCES) — a trained expert who becomes part of your care team. Research shows working with a DCES helps lower blood sugar and improve overall health. The best times to start:
Right after diagnosis
Begin on the right foot, with a plan from day one.
When you're stuck
A yearly or as-needed check-in to stay on track.
When something changes
New symptoms, new stress, or new obstacles.
During transitions
We adjust your plan as your life and care shift.
Built around you
A plan built around your life — not a one-size-fits-all diet
No two people manage diabetes the same way. You and your specialist start by reviewing four things together, then build a plan that combines education, coping strategies, and small habit changes that actually stick.
Your health
Your clinical needs and risk factors.
Your knowledge
What you already know and where the gaps are.
Your daily life
Your habits, culture, and routine.
Your wellbeing
How diabetes affects you emotionally, and your support.
The roadmap
Your 12-month journey, step by step
A guided path from diagnosis to confident, lasting self-management.
Build your foundation
Get the basics down. You'll learn how diabetes works, set personal health goals with your specialist, and start tracking your blood sugar and meals with confidence.
Build habits that last
Through monthly one-on-one coaching, you'll make real lifestyle changes. We tackle the practical and emotional barriers, track progress, and adjust as you go.
Stay in control
Now you put it all into practice. Monthly group and coaching sessions keep your goals on track, sharpen your self-care tools, and celebrate how far you've come.
What you'll learn
8 skills that change how you live with diabetes
Our program walks you through eight core skills for living well — not just eating differently.
The basics
What diabetes and prediabetes mean for you.
Managing stress
Coping tools for your emotional health.
Avoiding complications
Protecting your heart, eyes, and kidneys.
Staying active
Safe ways to add movement to your day.
Your medications
How to take them for the best results.
Checking blood sugar
Easy, reliable monitoring.
Eating well
Simple meal planning that works.
Solving problems
Handling the day-to-day curveballs.
Backed by research
Why DSMES works
It doesn’t just change your diet — it gives you a healthier life that lasts. Studies show our approach helps you:
Lower your A1C
Fewer hypos
Avoid ER visits
Better quality of life
Live longer
Included
Everything you get with HealthViber
One simple app
Log readings, track progress, and share your data with your provider — all from your phone.
Testing supplies you can trust
Glucose meters and easy-grip strips that exceed FDA accuracy standards. Regular testing cuts your risk of nerve, heart, and eye complications.
Learn at your own pace
Short, easy-to-follow video lessons from top health educators, available anytime on your phone or tablet.
Real savings
By selling directly and cutting out the middlemen, we save you 60–85% on supplies and services.
A coach who knows you
Work with the same coach for a full year. Together you'll build a plan, track your A1C, and stay on top of your health.
Track what matters
Monitor your blood sugar, blood pressure, and weight in one place — at home, at work, or on the go.
Ready to feel better? Start today.
Our certified specialists give you the knowledge, the tools, and the ongoing support to take real control of your health.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Medicare and most private plans cover DSMES — usually the first 10 hours. Coverage varies, so we’ll help you verify yours.
