The fourth Tuesday of March every year we recognize National Diabetes Alert Day. The awareness event is meant to alert more than 34 Million Americans living with diabetes, and the 1 in 5 Americans1 who are living with diabetes and don’t even know they have it, to be aware of the risk. Don’t be afraid of […]

Gaining Control of Diabetes Can Be Critical for African Americans at Risk It is Black History Month, and Restore is advocating for BHM Minority Health Awareness. Know Your Diabetes Risk to Manage Your Health. Knowledge is power because knowing your risk can help encourage healthy change. If you are African American you are at a […]

As Valentine’s Day approaches and we are making plans to show our loved ones how much they mean to us, we need to consider those individuals in our lives who suffer from diabetes mellitus. These plans often involve food, drink, and sugary treats, all of which can cause great fluctuations in an individual’s blood sugar. […]

Valentine’s Day is celebrated by showing care and sentiment for others. Whether it’s flowers, cards, or treats, the holiday is brimming with opportunities to share chocolates and sugary sweets with loved ones. As we approach Valentine’s Day, caregivers may find themselves wondering: “What could I give to friends and family members with diabetes mellitus (diabetes)?” […]

Denver Recreation Centers began a gradual reopening process on May 3, which means the Active Older Adults (AOA) program is also springing back into action. In North Denver, this means classes and activities have resumed at Highland Recreation Center on West 29th Avenue and Osceola Street. The staff there—Kris, Augustina, Joe, and Ben—are excited to […]