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Aim 4 Health
Who it is for
Individuals and their families living with or at risk of developing diabetes; specific focus on working with First Nations, Métis and Immigrant peoples.
Goals
To provide holistic, comprehensive and culturally appropriate services for the prevention, detection, treatment and self-management of diabetes.
To enhance accessibility of services for diabetes care or prevention for First Nations, Métis and Immigrant peoples.
Service
- Individual Councelling and Education
- Group Education
- Exercise Assessment
- Physical Activity Program
- LiveWell With Chronic Conditions Program
- Screening for diabetes
- Community Education
Additional
Aim 4 Health Program is a new community outreach diabetes program providing education about diabetes prevention and care. The interdisciplinary team includes a nurse clinician, dietitian, exercise therapist, health educator, outreach workers and pharmacist. Family members are encouraged to attend appointments and programs. Health activities, screening and educational events are offered in partnership with organizations and groups.
How to Register
Physician, Healthcare Provider or Self referral.
Cost
Free
Schedule
The Physical Activity Program is offered 2 times a week (Tuesday and Thursday) at Confederation Mall. Individual and group appointments are offered in a variety of locations.
Location
The overall philosophy of this program is to provide outreach services where people regularly gather and in a variety of existing community locations. Home visits may be provided. Call for information on location sites and program times.
Contact
Saint Paul's Hospital
655-6025 (phone) or 655-0528 (fax)
Confederation Park Mall location
655-4570 and fax 655-4581
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