"The training was excellent. It made a real difference in how I was able to control my diabetes" - JG
The Mary Washington Hospital Diabetes Management program offers education and support to individuals who have been referred by a physician after receiving a diagnosis of diabetes.
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Our program has been awarded recognition by the American Diabetes Association (ADA). Program educators are all registered nurses and dietitians with expertise in helping patients learn to manage their diabetes.
The program cost is covered by most insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid.
When you are referred to our program, you will:
Complete a medical history form
Present an insurance card
Meet your educator(s)
Receive an overview of the program
Learn about the diabetes disease process
Learn to read food labels
Receive an individualized meal plan
Review the basics of blood sugar monitoring
"All the readings and research I've done regarding diabetes was not as infomrative as being able to sit and talk one-on-one. I was made to feel at ease immediately." - PD
Family members/caregivers We encourage patients to bring another adult to sit in on sessions, especially if the patient is learning-impaired, does not speak English or needs added support.
Children with diabetes If you have a child with diabetes, check out our page on Kids For a Cure. You’ll learn about local events and find ways to connect with other families dealing with the same issue, including a day camp.
Locations 5008 Southpoint Parkway Fredericksburg, VA 22407
Stafford Medical Pavilion 125 Hospital Center Boulevard Stafford, VA 22554
Parking Parking is available in front of our office. Patients may be driven up to the front of building, with a short walk to the entrance. There are handicapped parking spaces and a FRED Transit bus stop in front of the building.
