Heart Health
Diabetes
Weight Management
Meal Planning
Our Diabetes Program was created to enhance the education and support offered to our patients suffering with diabetes. We are wholeheartedly focused on improving the lives of our patients with diabetes. Our Diabetes Program goals are to:
- reduce the occurrence of serious illness that could result in hospital stays and ER visits
- reduce diabetes-related complications, such as blindness, amputations, kidney failure and heart disease
- provide state-of-the-art treatment, monitoring and education
- promote self-management and a team approach to diabetes care
- reduce your health care costs
- and, most important to us: make your life with diabetes better and longer
Patient Care
Patients in the diabetes program work closely and meet regularly with our diabetes educator. We have three available options for patients to receive education. Please click on any of the following options for additional details:
Your individual needs and schedule will determine which option(s) is best suited for your diabetes care.
To schedule an appointment with the Diabetes Educator, or to attend any of the group or educational events, please call our office at 816-285-5053.
Patient Resources for Diabetes Management
Patient Resources
Listed below are links to other health resources on the internet that will provide assistance for the insured, uninsured and underinsured.
Missouri Health Insurance Pool Web Site for Uninsured
Missouri Medicaid MoHealthnet Web site
Official Government Web Site for Medicare
Coupons for Discounts on Medication Coupons
Listed below are links to community support programs that are available at several of the hospitals that serve North Kansas City and the patients of Clay Platte Family Medicine Clinic.
Online Course Catalog Support Groups
Support Groups Community Education
Listed below are links to other health resources on the internet which we have found to be useful and informative
American Academy of Family Physicians
American Academy of Pediatrics Children's Health Topics
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Family Doctor - From The American Academy of Family Physicians