
Diabetes Care at Home
From establishing a healthy lifestyle to managing blood sugar and insulin levels, living with Diabetes is challenging. While there is currently no cure for Diabetes, the disease can be effectively managed with medications and a change in diet and exercise. If left untreated, however, it can be a debilitating disease.
offers a solution to lessen the impact the disease has on one’s health and well-being. The Caregiver prepares meals for the client in accordance with a meal plan set by a doctor, home health nurse, or nutritionist (e.g. low sodium, low cholesterol, low fat, vegetarian, or vegan), manages medications, and promotes physical activity. Sunny Nursing Services specially trained Caregivers provide support, education, and assistance to Diabetic patients and their families. Diabetes patients who would benefit from home care are those with frequent hospital admissions, Diabetic wounds or foot ulcers, multiple new medications, or underlying disease processes that may contribute to poor diabetic control.
To live long and well with diabetes, focus on managing blood sugar, blood pressure, and cholesterol through a healthy diet, regular exercise, and medication adherence, while also managing stress and getting regular checkups.


Diabetes care involves a multi-faceted approach focusing on managing blood sugar levels through healthy eating, regular exercise, medication adherence, and regular check-ups, all while addressing the emotional and psychological aspects of living with diabetes.
Control my diabetes without medication
- Eat a healthy diet:
- Lose weight
- Exercise
- Test your blood sugar
- Get enough quality sleep
- Getting regular checkups
Many complications of diabetes are “silent” and present no symptoms. Regular blood work to check cholesterol and kidney function will help your doctor see problems in the early stages. For more information, ask your doctor about a referral to our outpatient diabetes education program.