Completing the Circle of Care
You rely on many supportive relationships to help you manage diabetes -- your circle of care. Who is in your circle of care?
• Your family. Whether you have a child with diabetes, or you're the person at the center of the circle, diabetes affects the whole family. Your family members can be your strongest source of emotional support.
• Your friends. Friends are key to your well-being -- they keep you active, engaged, and laughing.
• Your healthcare team. From your primary doctor and any specialists you see to your dietitian and certified diabetes educator, your healthcare team has an incredibly important role in shaping your self-management program and adjusting it as your needs change.
• The community. Many people are working for your success, from diabetes associations and researchers, to insurance companies and legislators. Together, they are all part of better self-care solutions and, ultimately, a cure.
• In addition, the ACCU-CHEK® brand helps complete your circle of care by offering more innovative choices to collect, analyze, and act on information for better diabetes self-management. We also provide encouragement, tips, and tools on our Web site, and make the ACCU-CHEK Customer Care service center available 24 hours a day.
Feeling better -- physically and emotionally -- is what living better is all about. And that’s the goal for all of us within your circle of care.
Find Out More
See how ACCU-CHEK products and tools contribute to your circle of care by helping you collect, analyze, and act on information. Click any of the pages below.
Collect
ACCU-CHEK blood glucose monitoring systems
Interactive Meter Selection Tool
Weekly self-monitoring log
Weekly exercise recorder
My Diabetes Checkpoints
Analyze
ACCU-CHEK data management products
Self-Care Assessment Quiz
Act
ACCU-CHEK Spirit insulin pump
ACCU-CHEK infusion products