42% of U.S. adults have two or more chronic diseases

We connect the care.

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How We Support Patients

Many patients with diabetes or metabolic disease are also managing high blood pressure, cholesterol issues, heart conditions, or early kidney damage. When these conditions are treated separately, important details can be missed.

Our center helps patients by providing:

  • A unified care plan that connects diabetes, heart, and kidney treatment

  • Early risk detection to prevent long-term complications

  • Evidence-based therapies proven to improve health outcomes

  • Support between visits, so patients never feel alone managing their health

This approach helps patients live longer, healthier, more confident lives.

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Comprehensive,
Team-Based Care

Traditional healthcare asks patients to coordinate between specialists. We do the coordinating for you.
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Your primary care provider
Cardiologists
Nephrologists
Endocrinologists
Pharmacists
Dietitians and educators
Care navigators and support staff

Current Programs

We currently offer coordinated support for patients managing:

  • Diabetes management (Type 1, Type 2, pre-diabetes)

  • Heart disease and heart failure

  • Kidney disease and metabolic kidney risk

  • Metabolic syndrome and obesity

  • High blood pressure and cholesterol disorders

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Goal of Expansion

We are committed to growing this model of care in Northern Utah. With support from donors and community partners.

Every step in our expansion strengthens our ability to provide integrated, life-changing care for the patients who need it most.

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Hiring diabetic educators to expand patient access and education

Adding additional care coordinators to improve navigation and follow-up

Building a robust training center to teach other Utah providers the cardiometabolic care model

Expanding patient programs for high-risk diabetes, heart failure, and kidney disease

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