According to the American Diabetes Association, diabetes and prediabetes affect more than 100 million American adults and nearly 3 million Texans. And roughly 24 percent don’t even know they have it.
Diabetes occurs when your blood glucose (blood sugar) level is too high. It could be too high because your body does not produce insulin (Type 1) or because your body does not make enough insulin or does not use insulin well (Type 2). Type 2 diabetes is more common, but up to 5 percent of individuals diagnosed with diabetes have Type 1.
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Texas Health Arlington
Center for Diabetes Education and Self-Management
810 West Randol Mill Road
McRae Building, Lower Level
Arlington, Texas 76012
Phone: 817-960-6025
Fax: 817-960-6610 -
Texas Health Dallas
Diabetes Education Center
8198 Walnut Hill Lane
Jackson Building, Lower Level
Dallas, Texas 75231
Phone: 214-345-4330
Fax: 214-345-4288 -
Texas Health Denton
Diabetes & Nutrition Center
2900 Interstate 35 North
Medical Building 1, Suite 100
Denton, Texas 76201
Phone: 940-323-7961
Fax: 940-323-7969 -
Texas Health Fort Worth
Diabetes Center
1301 Pennsylvania Avenue
Fort Worth, Texas 76104
Phone: 817-250-3646
Fax: 817-250-3718 -
Texas Health HEB
Center for Diabetes Education and Self-Management
251 Westpark Way, Suite 300
Euless, Texas 76040
Phone: 817-848-5847
Fax: 817-571-5162 -
Texas Health Plano
Diabetes Wellness Center
6200 West Parker Road
Medical Office Building 2, Suite 129B
Plano, Texas 75093
Phone: 972-981-4225
Fax: 972-981-4226 -
Texas Health Southwest Fort Worth
Diabetes Center
6270 John Ryan Drive
Community Education Building
Fort Worth, Texas 76132
Phone: 817-250-3646
Fax: 817-250-3718 -
Texas Health Stephenville
Center for Diabetes Education
140 River North Boulevard
Stephenville, Texas 76401
Phone: 254-552-3103
Fax: 254-965-8406 -
Texas Health Willow Park
Diabetes Center
101 Crown Pointe Boulevard
Willow Park, Texas 76087
Phone: 817-250-3646
Fax: 817-250-3718
