Did you know that 60% of Americans have at least one chronic disease?

And an increasing rate have multiple chronic conditions
(42% have 2 or more)

See Where You Stand

Certain communities face higher chances of developing chronic diseases like diabetes, heart disease, and Alzheimer’s.

Awareness is the first step toward better long-term outcomes.

Take Early Action

Early action matters, but so does consistent care and accurate health monitoring.

Learn how to adapt your health plan, monitor progress, and reduce the risk of complications.

Improve Your Health

Learn more about upcoming programming and how to bring resources to your community. 

Stay up to date on local initiatives aimed at supporting your journey towards long-term health and wellness.

Monitor Treatment Progress

The A1C test is used to monitor how well your diabetes treatment is working overtime.

Start Preventive Treatment Earlier

Routine A1C tests enable earlier prevention and more diabetes treatment options for better long-term health.

Overcome Racial Disparities in Diabetes

Current A1C devices can generate inaccurate results for patient populations with African, Asian, and Mediterranean ancestry.

Diabetes is Linked to 57 Serious Health Conditions

A study by the University of Cambridge found that people with type 2 diabetes have a higher risk of 57 other health conditions. These include cancer, kidney disease, and neurological illnesses.

Community Resources & Partners

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What is Hemoglobin A1C?

A1C testing is used to diagnose and monitor diabetes. 

Your A1C reflects your average blood sugar over the past 3 months.

A1C measures how much sugar is attached to the hemoglobin inside your red blood cells. 

Over time, elevated sugar levels can damage small blood vessels, leading to complications such as vision loss, heart failure, and memory problems.

M.A.P. Your Health:
Monitor. Adapt. Prevent.

The A1C test helps you identify your risk of developing diabetes or prediabetes and monitor health progress.

Monitor A1C regularly

Catch early signs of health issues before they become serious.

Adapt your treatment plan

Use your results to guide lifestyle changes and medical care.

Prevent the risk of long-term complications

Lower your chances of heart disease, kidney damage, and more.

Start Preventive Action Earlier

Untreated diabetes leads to higher blood viscosity, which implies an elevated risk of developing microvascular complications.

Lead the M.A.P. Your Health Movement

Are you a public health provider, advocate, and patient influencer? Do you have an important message or educational resources to share? 

We invite you to collaborate with us to reach our audiences together!

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For Patients

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