Group Programs

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Group programs are clinician-led, interactive education experiences designed to support Adults living with Type 2 Diabetes through structured monthly topics, peer learning and practical skill-building. Sessions focus on evidence-based diabetes education, real-world application and culturally responsive care. Programs are offered in both virtual and live formats, depending on enrollment and setting.

Sample Monthly Topics

Understanding blood glucose patterns & trends
Nutrition strategies for diabetes management (real-life meals, not theory)
Medications & injectables explained (including insulin & GLP-1 therapies)
Preventing complications & managing long-term health
Travel, holidays and diabetes (planning without restriction)
Cultural food adaptations & practical substitutions
Problem-solving: sick days, stress, plateaus and burnout
A comprehensive flat lay of diabetes management tools including a glucose meter and instructional flyers.

Participation Options

Virtual Group Programs

Virtual group education sessions are conducted via SimplePractice and Zoom and are designed for interactive, small-group learning. Each virtual group is limited to a maximum of 15 participants to support meaningful discussion, education and engagement.

Virtual programs are available:

  • Monthly, topic-based sessions
  • Separate groups in English and Haitian Kreyòl
  • Live, educator-led sessions with opportunities for questions and discussion

Participants must have reliable internet access and a compatible device.

Live (On-Site) Group Programs

Live group education programs are offered through partnering medical practices, clinics and community organizations. These programs are hosted on-site at the provider’s office or organization and are designed collaboratively to meet patient and population needs.

Healthcare providers or offices interested in offering a live group program should contact us directly to discuss scheduling, program structure and setup.

Language-Specific Programming

Group education sessions are offered separately in English and Haitian Kreyòl to support clarity, comfort and culturally responsive education.

How Virtual Group Programs Are Delivered

Virtual group education sessions are hosted via Zoom and managed through SimplePractice, a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform used for registration, communication and documentation.

Zoom is used solely for virtual educational delivery. Participation in group education does not establish a patient-provider relationship and does not replace individualized medical or nutrition care.

All virtual groups are capped at 15 participants to support meaningful discussion and engagement.

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For Providers & Clinics

Providers & Clinics: To bring this group education program to your practice, contact us to discuss onsite implementation and monthly scheduling options.

Group Programs Disclaimer: Group programs are educational in nature and are intended to provide general information related to diabetes and cardiometabolic health. Participation in group programs does not establish a provider–patient relationship and does not replace individualized medical or nutrition care, diagnosis or treatment. Participants should consult their personal healthcare provider regarding any medical questions or treatment decisions. Group education sessions are conducted separately in English and Haitian Kreyòl. Interpretation services are not provided for group programs. Virtual group programs are conducted via Zoom and coordinated through SimplePractice. Live group programs are offered through partnering medical practices and organizations. Individuals requiring individualized language accommodation or clinical care may be referred for individual services instead of group education.

Are you a physician or clinic? Refer a patient → Physician Referral – Individual Services