Diabetes By the Numbers

By Samjhana Bogati, BSN, RN, Clinical Trials Manager, Southern NH Health 

Diabetes affects millions of Americans, including over 100,000 New Hampshire residents, and the number continues to grow. Worse, many people are living with the disease without even knowing, putting them at risk for serious health complications. Behind these staggering statistics are individuals and families whose lives are affected every day. 

As your nonprofit health system, Southern New Hampshire Health is committed to improving the health of our community through early detection, education, and ongoing support. At Southern New Hampshire Diabetes & Endocrinology, our team helps patients take control of their health with practical tools and personalized care they need to manage diabetes and live healthier lives. 

Diabetes is a growing public health epidemic.  

A closer look at the numbers reveals just how widespread diabetes has become and why awareness and prevention are so important.

Learn the signs of diabetes 

Learn the signs of prediabetes

Supporting Our Community Through Comprehensive Diabetes Care 

At Southern New Hampshire Diabetes & Endocrinology, we provide comprehensive care and support for individuals living with diabetes. Our team works together to help patients achieve better health outcomes through: 

• Treatment: Personalized management of diabetes and endocrine disorders 
• Education: Diabetes self-management education 
• Counseling: Nutrition counseling and lifestyle support 
• Monitoring: Continuous glucose monitoring and diabetes technology support 
• Research: Participation in clinical research trials that help advance the future of diabetes care 

Take the Next Step Toward Managing Diabetes 

Whether you have been diagnosed with diabetes, are at risk, or simply want to learn more about your health, the right care and support can make a difference. Early detection and effective management can help prevent complications and improve quality of life. 

Our team at Southern New Hampshire Health Diabetes & Endocrinology provides personalized care, education, and ongoing support to help you manage your health with confidence. Call today for an appointment at 603-577-5760. 

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