Diabetes Care

Date/Hours of Operation:

Eligibility:
Referral Required, Self Referral

Location:

Dundas Site
659 Dundas St. London, ON N5W 2Z1

Huron Site
Unit 7 – 1355 Huron St. London, ON, N5V 1R9

For:
Chronic and Infectious Disease, Diabetes, Food Security and Nutrition, Health Promotion & Education

Diabetes Education Program

We believe everyone living with diabetes can learn to live well with it. Our diabetes care team includes certified diabetes educators and a registered nurse, who work together to support people with type 1, type 2, and prediabetes.

We specialize in serving individuals facing barriers such as language, culture, transportation, mental health, housing instability, or low income.

Services include:

One-on-one education and support
Diabetes care tailored for individuals with mental illness
Self-management group programs (translation available)
Supportive family involvement

Foot Care Program

Taking care of your feet is critical—especially for people living with diabetes. Our experienced foot care nurses provide high-quality care and education to help prevent serious complications.

Our foot care services include:

Treatment for corns, calluses, fungal nails, ingrown toenails, cracked heels, and more
Risk assessments for diabetes-related foot complications
Routine foot screenings and self-care education

Who is eligible:

People with diabetes who are clients of LIHC or a Team-Based Care program
Individuals with mobility or vision challenges who cannot manage their own foot care

To access the service please complete the self-referral form or provider referral form and fax to 1-855-DIABETS (342-2387) or submit in person at 659 Dundas Street.

Self referral form provider referral form

How to Access Foot Care Services:

Available by appointment only at our Dundas and Huron sites. Ask your care team for an internal referral.

Canadian Journal of Diabetes

Learn more about our research featured in the Canadian Journal of Diabetes: “Exploring the Outcomes of a Pilot Education Program Tailored for Adults With Type 2 Diabetes and Mental Illness in a Community Mental Health Care Setting.”

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