Diabetes Care

Call 208.799.5273

The Diabetes Care staff offer comprehensive knowledge and experience in diabetes management.

Our team provides medical care, education, and support for people affected by diabetes while helping them better understand and manage their condition. Self-management is an important part of the process.

We provide inpatient consultations to patients with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. We also offer education and consultation with diabetic patients (Type 1 and Type 2), including providing continuous glucose monitoring services.

Next Steps

Find a Doctor

The goal of St. Joseph's Diabetes Care is to provide you with information that helps you become more active in your healthcare. We work closely with patients’ primary care providers and other specialists to coordinate seamless, comprehensive care.

Type 1 Provider Referral Order Form

nutrition services provider referral order form

What is Type-1 Diabetes Self-Management Training?

Diabetes Self-Management is an essential part of diabetes care. It provides people knowledge, skills and ability to perform diabetes self-care tasks. The process involves informed decision-making, problem solving and collaboration with the healthcare team to improve health status and quality of life for people with Type 1 diabetes.

What Does Type-1 Diabetes Self-Management Training Cover?

Defining Type 1 diabetes
Monitoring blood sugars
Medication
Physical activity
Reducing risks associated with diabetes
Nutrition management
Healthy Eating
Healthy coping
Intensive insulin management and insulin pump therapy
Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM)

Call for more information or visit with one of our educators:

Amanda Moore, DNP, NP-C
St. Joseph Primary Care
Phone: 208.799.5370
Fax: 208.799.5394

Courtney Goff, MS, RDN, LD, CD
Registered Dietitian
Certificate of Training in Adult and Children/Adolescent Weight Management
208.799.5558