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Panelists to discuss the contemporary landscape and financial impact of diabetes in the workplace The American Diabetes Association ® (ADA) is proud to host its upcoming State of Diabetes: Pittsburgh, held for the first time on World Diabetes Day, November 14. “As the diabetes epidemic continues to affect employees and employers alike, there has never been a greater need for critical discussions around diabetes, nutrition, prevention, and solutions to drive a healthier community in Western Pennsylvania,” said Chelsea Musial, the ADA’s executive director, West Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh. “State

Panelists to Discuss Costs of Diabetes: Strategies for Prevention and Management in the Workplace The American Diabetes Association® (ADA) is proud to host State of Diabetes: Puget Sound on World Diabetes Day, November 14, at the University of Washington Botanic Gardens, Merrill Commons. “As the prevalence of this chronic disease rises, it’s crucial for employers to prioritize health initiatives that support employees living with obesity and diabetes,” said Meagan Darrow, MPA, CHES, the ADA’s executive director, Washington area. “Investing in workplace wellness and comprehensive insurance not

Panelists to Discuss Obesity, Diabetes, and Health Care Costs: A Critical Focus for Employers The American Diabetes Association® (ADA) is proud to once again host its annual State of Diabetes: Chicago on World Diabetes Day, November 14, at Malcolm X College in Chicago, IL. “Empowering our communities is essential in the fight to end diabetes and obesity. This event brings together employers, advocates, and health professionals to share knowledge and strategies that can transform lives,” said Megyn Byrnes, the ADA’s executive director of the Illinois market. “The American Diabetes Association

Panelists to Discuss Supporting a Healthier Workforce The American Diabetes Association® (ADA) is proud to once again host its annual State of Diabetes: Orlando on November 21, during American Diabetes Month®, at The Center for Health & Wellbeing in Winter Park, Florida. “Enhancing diabetes care within the workplace and community is not just a health initiative; it’s an investment in productivity, wellbeing, and a stronger, more informed society,” said Mica Lill, the ADA’s executive director, Tampa/Orlando area. “By prioritizing preventive measures and support systems, we empower individuals

Panelists to Discuss Obesity, Diabetes, and the Rising Cost of Care: What Employers Need to Know The American Diabetes Association® (ADA) is proud to host its inaugural State of Diabetes: Philadelphia event during American Diabetes Month® at CYTO PHL in Philadelphia, PA. "At the American Diabetes Association, we believe empowering our communities is essential in the fight against diabetes and obesity. This panel event brings together leaders, advocates, and health professionals to share knowledge and strategies that can transform lives. By working together, we can create healthier environments

The American Diabetes Association-Led Alliance Expands the National Diabetes Prevention Program to Reduce the Onset of Type 2 Diabetes Today, the American Diabetes Association® (ADA) announced the establishment of the Diabetes Prevention Alliance (DPA), a network of stakeholder partners focused on supporting the National Diabetes Prevention Program (National DPP) and addressing social determinants of health-related health needs. In 2023, the CDC awarded the ADA a five-year cooperative agreement to expand the National DPP in six states identified as part of the "Diabetes Belt"—Alabama, Florida

It’s open enrollment time. Here’s what you need to know. The New Year brings lots of new, exciting changes—including, for some, a new health insurance plan. For those of us with diabetes, choosing the right health care plan involves more than just picking the one with the lowest monthly premium cost. It’s important to be prepared and do a little research before your open enrollment period. The ADA wants our community to thrive and live healthy lives with diabetes, so we’re sharing tips and resources to help you choose the plan that is best for you. High Deductible Health Plan or Traditional