A1c and kidney checks
An on-site A1c test, kidney function testing and a urine test provide information your clinician can review with you.
Diabetes care · Lake Orion and Lapeer
Diabetes visits with testing and support in one place.
Neighborhood Primary Care combines on-site screening and lab tests with practical conversations about managing blood sugar in everyday life.
What your diabetes visit can include.
Your clinician reviews your health and recommends the testing and follow-up that fit your needs.
Eye and foot screening
A retinal scanner supports diabetic eye screening, and a comprehensive foot exam helps check for concerns that need attention.
Everyday support
Talk through eating habits and approaches to blood sugar management that can work with your routine.
Care that considers your day-to-day life.
Bring your medication list, recent readings if you track them, and questions about food, activity or symptoms. Your clinician can review what is working and discuss next steps with you.
Arrange your visit
Contact either office or use the online scheduler. Coverage for visits and tests depends on your insurance plan; check your benefits if you have questions about costs.
Diabetes clinic questions
What happens during a diabetes visit?
A diabetes visit can include an on-site A1c test, retinal eye screening, a comprehensive foot exam, kidney function testing and a urine test. Your clinician will discuss which parts are appropriate for your care.
Will we discuss food and blood sugar management?
Yes. The visit includes a conversation about eating habits and practical ways to manage blood sugar in the context of your daily routine.
How do I schedule a diabetes visit?
Use the online scheduler or call either office. Mention that you need a diabetes visit so the team can help select an appropriate appointment.