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Houston Healthcare Education Program Merits ADA Recognition The prestigious American Diabetes Association (ADA) Education Recognition Certificate for a quality diabetes self-management education program was awarded to the Houston Healthcare Diabetes Management Program in early August. The Houston Healthcare program was originally recognized in September of 2000. ADA believes this program offers high-quality education that is an essential component of effective diabetes treatment. The Associations Education Recognition Certificate assures that educational programs meet the National Standards for Diabetes Self-Management Education Programs. These Standards were developed and tested under the auspices of the National Diabetes Advisory Board in 1983 and were revised by the diabetes community in 1994, 2000 and 2007. Programs apply for Recognition voluntarily. Programs that achieve Recognition status have a staff of knowledgeable health professionals who can provide participants with comprehensive information about diabetes management. The process gives professionals a national standard by which to measure the quality of services they provide, comments Beth Jones, Director of Community Education at Houston Healthcare. And, of course, it assures the consumer that he or she will likely receive high-quality care. Education Recognition status is verified by an official certificate from ADA and awarded for four years. According to the American Diabetes Association, there are 25.8 million people or 8.5 percent of the population in the United States who have diabetes. While an estimated 18.8 million have been diagnosed, unfortunately, 7.0 million people are not aware that they have this disease. Each day approximately 5,205 people are diagnosed with diabetes. Many will first learn Continue reading >>
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Wine & Roses Gala Backs American Diabetes Association
Wine & Roses Gala backs American Diabetes Association By Douglas Britt on May 10, 2010 at 2:31 PM Chaired by Melissa and Bill King and Aimee and Roy Marsh, the American Diabetes Associations Wine & Roses Gala recognized 30 high school girls for their volunteerism and fundraising to support the ADA. The girls were presented to the crowd of 400 by their proud fathers. Aimee and Roy Marsh, Tricia and Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, Carolyn Farb, Mark Pickard, Melissa King and Bill King Carolyn Farb served as honorary chair for the event, which honored Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, Dr. Jeffrey S. Brown and Gardere Wynne Sewell, LLP. The gala raised $275,000 for the ADA and its Camp Rainbow, which benefits children with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. Making the scene: emcee Tom Koch with his wife Brenda, Bruce Padilla, Scott Evans, Shelby Thibodeaux, Eric Andell, Jeff Henry, June and Virgil Waggonner, Victor Kendall, Karen Lee and Rick Goulding, Alex Martinez, David Alpin, Dee Dee and Wallis Marsh, Miya Shay, Sean Carter and Jeff Wallace. Continue reading >>
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Director, Development
The American Diabetes Association is seeking an experienced fundraising professional to develop and steward corporate relationships. Primary duties of the Director of Development will include the development and stewardship of existing and new corporate partners and volunteers. This individual will identify new opportunities to grow portfolio engagement across all fundraising channels to increase revenue, including corporate partnerships, commercial co-ventures, special events and individual giving. A successful candidate will manage and steward a portfolio of corporate and individual relationships and work as a team player to drive growth that achieves our mission and revenue goals. This position is accountable for significant revenue targets and will influence the strategic implementation of local and nationwide initiatives. In addition, the Director will demonstrate effective leadership and mobilization of volunteers, increase corporate relationships, meet market fundraising goals and build awareness for the Association. The ideal candidate must have a proven track record of success in fundraising and/or sales and relationship management. Exceptional organizational and written and verbal communication skills are necessary for this position, as is the ability to multitask, meet deadlines and achieve results in a team environment. Provides strategic leadership, creating and executing fundraising strategies to raise $750,000$1 million annually from corporations; works to grow additional avenues of corporate revenue Develops an annual business plan to meet financial targets Serves as a key member of the development team influencing and driving strategy, relationships and best practices to accomplish market and region financial goals Responsible for developing and stewar Continue reading >>
Upcoming American Diabetes Association Diabetes Expo In Houston
Upcoming American Diabetes Association Diabetes Expo in Houston If you live in the Houston area, youll soon have the chance to attend the American Diabetes Association Diabetes Expo, taking place on Saturday, October 17, at NRG Park. The event will feature speakers and special guests such as comedian Cedric The Entertainer, Miss Idaho 2014 Sierra Sandison, and NBA Hall of Famer Dominique Wilkins; various health screenings (including HbA1c, blood pressure, cholesterol, feet, vision, dental, sleep apnea, and more); exhibits from diabetes-related companies and organizations; a healthy eating and active living area; one-on-one ask-the-expert sessions; and more. Registration for the Expo is free. Those who preregister for the event will be able to enter the Diabetes Expo starting at 8:45 AM. Expos run throughout the year at various locations around the United States. To find out where the ADA Diabetes Expo stopped this year, click here to see the list of 2015 events . This blog entry was written by Web Editor Diane Fennell. Disclaimer of Medical Advice: You understand that the blog posts and comments to such blog posts (whether posted by us, our agents or bloggers, or by users) do not constitute medical advice or recommendation of any kind, and you should not rely on any information contained in such posts or comments to replace consultations with your qualified health care professionals to meet your individual needs. The opinions and other information contained in the blog posts and comments do not reflect the opinions or positions of the Site Proprietor. All comments are moderated and there may be a delay in the publication of your comment. Please be on-topic and appropriate. Do not disclose personal information. Be respectful of other posters. Only post information that Continue reading >>
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American Diabetes Association Alert! Day 2017
American Diabetes Association Alert! Day 2017 Diabetes is an epidemic in the United States. Many people have diabetes yet they have not been diagnosed. Are you at risk for diabetes? If you ask the average person this question, they would say no. Many people are unaware of their diabetes risk level. Heres a short story about Jennifer*, who learned about risk for having diabetes. Jennifer, a 51 year old female of Hispanic heritage, is a married, working mother of two. Family is very important to her, as her children are now teenagers. Her marriage has been going great for 25 years. Her job as a team manager for a computer firm was exciting, but was stressful, as she often had to bring work home. Jennifers parents were both living, however her father has had Type 2 diabetes for fifteen years, and takes one pill for it every day. Her OBGYN told her years ago that her blood sugar levels were high during both pregnancies; however, everything seemed to return to normal after giving birth. Recently, at one of Jennifers regular doctors appointments, the doctor told her to lose weight, for she may develop diabetes. She was shocked, as she had not even thought that she was indeed at risk for having diabetes. All Jennifer knew was that taking that one pill for high blood pressure was enough, and she did not want to take any more pills. She had started a walking program, at least three days per week, for about thirty minutes each day, but deep down wondered if that would be enough. Some days exercise was placed on the back burner, because her schedule was so busy. Her kids always needed to be taken somewhere for school and extra-curricular activities and she had to take care of the home, fix dinner, work, find time for other family activities. But in the back of her mind, Jennifer Continue reading >>
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How To Get To American Diabetes Association - Tour De Cure In Houston By Bus, Light Rail
How to get to American Diabetes Association - Tour De Cure in Houston by Bus, Light Rail Get directions from your current location Directions to American Diabetes Association - Tour De Cure from the top locations in Houston using Bus, Light Rail Click on a route to get updated schedules, live arrivals and step-by-step directions. Click on a route to get updated schedules How to get to American Diabetes Association - Tour De Cure by Bus Click on a route and see step by step directions on a map, line arrival times and updated line schedules. What are the closest stations to American Diabetes Association - Tour De Cure? The closest stations to American Diabetes Association - Tour De Cure are: Fountain View Dr @ Burgoyne Rd is 384 yards away, 5 min walk Bering Dr @ Westheimer Rd is 875 yards away, 11 min walk Which Bus lines stop near American Diabetes Association - Tour De Cure? Supports over 1500 cities in 79+ countries worldwide! Add this badge to your website. Click to copy HTML Copy and paste the code below to your website (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs); }(document, 'script', 'moovit-jsw')); (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs); }(document, 'script', 'moovit-jsw')); Traveling to American Diabetes Association - Tour De Cure in Houston has never been so easy. Use Moovit to get detailed step by step directions as you travel from your current location or from a top attraction or any major public transit station. View detailed routes on a map, see bus and train schedules, arrival times, and service alerts so you know exactly how to get to Americ Continue reading >>
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American Diabetes Association Expo Houston
American Diabetes Association EXPO Houston Venue: American Diabetes Association Expo Address: Reliant Center, 8400 Kirby Drive, Houston, Texas, 77054 The EXPO is FREE and includes health screenings, cooking demonstrations, product and service exhibitors, as well as leading experts talking about diabetes management, research and prevention. Get the latest information on preventing and managing diabetes and its deadly complications to help keep you and your family healthy. Visit the American Diabetes Association EXPO Houston and Join the Millions in the fight to Stop Diabetes. Learn how to live healthy, be active and change the future of diabetes for you and your family. Make sure you get to EXPO early so you dont miss a thing! Come and meet Dominique Wilkins and other NBA Legends. Attendees can participate in cooking demonstrations, talk to the more than90 exhibitorsand listen to leading experts educational programming for diabetes management, prevention and healthy living. Free Health Screenings, including Blood Glucose, A1C, Blood Pressure and more! Pre-register today for the Houston EXPO and you will also be entered into a weekly drawing. Each week well be giving away a $50 gas gift card to a lucky winner! (Total of 4 drawings.) Have a question about EXPO?Please contact Mary Baumann at 713-977-7706 ext. 6093 or [email protected] . Continue reading >>
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American Diabetes Association
The ADA is a nationwide non-profit organization that works to improve the quality of life for people who have diabetes through educational programs, literature, and lifestyle programs and services. The ADA also serves the community through various support groups and also keeps health care professionals up to date on the latest developments in treatments. The American Diabetes Association (ADA) seeks a highly motivated, self-starting student who is passionate about diabetes, marketing & special events. Intern will provide support to ADA staff and gain valuable skills and insights while assisting with event planning, corporate research and volunteer outreach for the American Diabetes Association throughout Houston & The Woodlands area. The internship is not paid, however there are many opportunities to receive excellent practical experience. If your degree program requires that you do an internship, this can be used as course credit (where applicable). This internship will enable a skilled student to assist the ADA by working on important fund-raising cultivation events. This internship will provide the opportunity to gain experience in a variety of areas including: Assist with planning & implementation of special events along with pre- and post- events Assist with donor tracking and follow-up both in recruitment and registration of companies, teams and individuals Draft letters, mail out and follow-up to prospective sponsors and special guests Design and prepare event materials and communications including newsletters, e-mail blasts, phone calls, etc. Researching charitable programs of major local corporations Assisting with implementation of marketing strategies Continue reading >>
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Nfl Players Association - Duane Brown Renews Partnership With American Diabetes Association
Duane Brown Renews Partnership With American Diabetes Association Texans All-Pro Duane Brown Renews Partnership With American Diabetes Association Duane encourages Houston to join Team Brown 76 at this years Step Out walk Houston, TX (November 11, 2014) Houston Texans starting offensive tackle Duane Brown is excited to announce his continued involvement with the American Diabetes Association as a national ambassador and member of their celebrity cabinet, where he will help to raise both awareness of the disease and funds for diabetes research, education, advocacy and local youth initiatives and programs. Brown will again participate in the upcoming Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes in Houston, which is the Associations signature fundraising walk. Thus far, his Team Brown 76 has raised 60% of their $5,000 goal. Nearly 26 million children and adults in the U.S. have diabetes; one third of them are not even aware of it. The Association and Brown together hope to raise funds and critical awareness to help further the movement to Stop Diabetes. For Brown, the fight against diabetes is a personal one. Both my mother and grandmother have been affected by diabetes. I wanted to work with the American Diabetes Association to help others out there affected by diabetes find the support, education and funding that they need, said Brown. With nearly 10 percent of the population in Texas affected by diabetes, Brown is once again bringing the campaign home by joining the Associations annual Step Out walk in Houston. In the past, thousands of people in and around the Houston area have joined the Association in the fight against diabetes, by participating in a friendly 3k walk or 5k run. The event, to be held Nov. 22, 2014, in Houston and The Woodlands, supports the millions of people aff Continue reading >>
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Reason2race | American Diabetes Association | Run Houston! Clear Lake 10k, 5k, 1k
Our Mission:To prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes. Craft your story on afreeReason2Race donation page by clicking JOIN EVENT TEAM Share your story with family and friends! There is no fundraising minimum to participate, and we encourage you to set a high goal, at least $1,000. You have nothing to lose and so much to gain. Bridgeway Run Houston For a Cause awards the following additional donations to the nonprofitsof the highest athlete fundraisers. $2,500 in additional prize donationsto win 1st place athlete fundraiser wins $800for his/her cause 2nd place athlete fundraiser wins $500for his/her cause 3rd place athlete fundraiser wins $300for his/her cause 4th place athlete fundraiser wins $225for his/her cause 5th place athlete fundraisers wins $175for his/her cause 6thplace athlete fundraisers wins $150for his/her cause 7thplace athlete fundraisers wins $125for his/her cause 8thplace athlete fundraisers wins $100 for his/her cause 9thplace athlete fundraisers wins $75for his/her cause 10thplace athlete fundraisers wins $50for his/her cause Contact us if you have questions. Go Team! Continue reading >>
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American Diabetes Association, Jdrf And Insulin For Life Respond To Catastrophic Flooding Due To Hurricane Harvey In Texas
American Diabetes Association, JDRF and Insulin for Life Respond to Catastrophic Flooding Due to Hurricane Harvey in Texas More than 3,750 pounds of supplies, to serve the Houston, Galveston, Harris County and Corpus Christi communities, will arrive by this Friday, and 1-800-DIABETES to have extended phone hours this week and weekend ARLINGTON, Va., Aug. 29, 2017 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --In a landmark partnership, the American Diabetes Association (ADA), JDRF and Insulin for Life (IFL USA) have secured and shipped more than 3,750 pounds of donated diabetes supplies to people with diabetes affected by Hurricane Harvey. Five pallets, each of which includes 200,000 syringes, 50,000 pen needles and 20,000 alcohol pads, are already en route to the Houston area. Accompanying each pallet are separate packages containing dozens of blood glucose meters along with thousands of glucose test strips and lancets, which will allow an individual to test his or her blood glucose three times per day for nearly two months. More than 25,000 units of analogue and human insulins, in both vial and pen forms, will also be delivered for each pallet, pending safe delivery and temperature control conditions at the locations. One pallet is for immediate distribution by the Houston Health Department to evacuees with diabetes who are sheltered at the George R. Brown Convention Center. The second pallet will be distributed by Sen. Larry Taylor's office to the Galveston communities of Clear Creek, Friendswood, League City and Victory Lakes. Two pallets are being delivered to the Harris County Health Department. And the fifth pallet is going to the City of Corpus Christi Health Department. The ADA's Center for Information, 1-800-DIABETES, will have extended phone hours this week to assist anyone in n Continue reading >>
American Diabetes Association: 2018 Houston Tour De Cure
100 Mile, 63 Mile, 30 Mile, 12 Mile, 5K Run/Walk The Tour de Cure is an event where no matter what road you take, you will be joining thousands of people from around the country who have the same passion as you to fight diabetes and its burdens. All riders, runners and walkers will be treated to lunch and a fantastic celebration party for all to enjoy. The Tour de Cure is bigger and better than ever with options for everyone. Cycling will make you feel the power of the pedal as you join the fight to end diabetes. The Tour de Cure's cycling routes are for people of all cycling abilities and is regarded as one of the top multi-site cycling events in the country. The routes are well-marked, there are safety marshals and safety vehicles, fully stocked rest stops and more. Running shows not only physical determination but the determination to end diabetes. The Tour de Cure is now open to all runners! If you choose to run you will receive a timing chip and will run on a beautiful 5k route. What a great way to celebrate health, fitness and fun! Walking together with family, friends and coworkers shows your community you want a cure. Walking is a great way to get out and get healthy all while celebrating those living with diabetes. You will be among hundreds of walkers who share your passion as you walk along a beautiful route. After registering you will have access to your participant center which is your fundraising hub. You will have a personal page to share your story, mobile apps, email templates and more. Fundraising has never been easier. The sooner you register, the more you save! Take a look at the schedule below and sign up early for the best deal. Recommit to helping us fund critical diabetes research, programming, and advocacy efforts - register today! Continue reading >>
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Gimmal And Kpmg Honored By American Diabetes Association Houston
Last night at Caf Adobe in Houston, the American Diabetes Association Houstons TourdeCure event planners held an appreciation dinner honoring top fundraisers, champions, red riders, and volunteers. Gimmal, along with our co-sponsors KPMG Houston , was recognized as a top fundraiser! This was a really great event and a first class bike ride for riders of any skill. Donations are still open, and theyve got a ways to go, so please donate now ! According to a 2017 report of 2015 data from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), 9.4% of the adult population of the United States, or roughly 30.3 million people, suffer from diabetes, with 23.8% of the affected undiagnosed. A further 84.1 million adults, just over a third of the U.S. population, are pre-diabetic. Diabetes is a serious health risk that affects us all, if not directly than indirectly through its impact upon our families, friends, and communities. Awareness and proactive prevention are key to our ability to control and limit the development of this condition. The TourdeCure was held Saturday, Nov. 4 at Prairie View A&M. With 81 riding teams, over 1,000 riders, and over a half-million dollars raised so far, the Houston TourdeCure provides tremendous support for the American Diabetes Association. The KPMG Houston-Gimmal team has already exceeded our contribution goal , but donations are still open and greatly appreciated. We want to help the American Diabetes Association reach their total goal of one million dollars, and anything you can give will be appreciated! Gimmal had a number of riders as well as red-riders, who are those affected by diabetes. A special thanks to Charlie Cole, who was our team captain and also a sub-committee chair of the event. A shout out to Beth Murphy, executive committee co-chair and KPM Continue reading >>
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American Diabetes Association - Houston
The Association provides the public and health care professionals with the most up-to-date information to help take a stand against diabetes through our Center for Information and Community Support (1-800-DIABETES) and two web sites, www.diabetes.org and www.stopdiabetes.com, as well as via consumer and professional books and periodicals. The organization has offices in communities across the country and serves the public through a multitude of programs and activities including American Diabetes Association Expos in 11 markets, 55 sessions of Diabetes Camp each summer for kids with diabetes, and outreach to high-risk populations through its Por tu Familia, Live Empowered! and Native American initiatives. The Association fights on behalf of the diabetes community to increase federal funding for diabetes research and programs, improve comprehensive health care and insurance coverage, and to end discrimination against people with diabetes. The Association has been funding innovative research to combat diabetes since 1955. In 2010, we funded more than $34 million in research at 125 leading research institutions throughout the country. Today, American Diabetes Association is continuing our efforts in research for a cure, education and advocacy for all diabetics. Continue reading >>
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Houston Texas Office Of The American Diabetes Association
Our advocacy efforts include supporting government funding for diabetes research and programs, ensuring access to health care, promoting the prevention of type 2 diabetes, combating discrimination and much more. Our Advocacy improves the lives of people living with diabetes while giving them the chance to raise their voice. Become a diabetes advocate. Recently diagnosed? Let us guide you during your first year with five informational packets to help you learn to live well with diabetes. Enroll in the free Living with Type 2 Diabetes Program . Wellness Lives Here will educate and motivate people to adopt healthful habits to reduce the impact of obesity and type 2 diabetes in this country. For some, it will mean fewer sick days and higher productivity. For others, it will mean looking and feeling better. For everyone, the result will be more empowered Americans who are better able to control, delay or stop diabetes and related health problems. For more information about Wellness Lives Here, please contact Melissa Edwards at [email protected] A nutrition-focused diabetes self-management support program for adults living with type 2 diabetes and their families and caregivers. Consists of five interactive sessions with measurable results on blood pressure, BMI and A1c. Camp Rainbow is a four-day summer camp for children with type 1 diabetes. The camp provides children with diabetes a safe and friendly environment to develop the critical skills needed to help them manage diabetes. It is also a chance for them to meet other children with diabetes and develop social skills, self-respect, confidence and build life-long friendships. Campers participate in fun activities such as arts & crafts, canoeing, basketball, volleyball, swimming and much more. Camp PowerUp is a week-lo Continue reading >>
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