Diabetes Self-Management Classes

A referral is necessary from the participant's healthcare provider in order to sign up for group classes.

In the class series participants will learn more about self-management of diabetes and gain valuable support in a group setting. Sessions will be led by a diabetes care and education specialist as well as a registered dietitian to provide a deeper understanding of diabetes with accompanying resource materials on topics to include healthy eating, being active, monitoring blood sugar, taking medications, healthy coping, and reducing risks.

The group classes are based on providing knowledge and skills that will aid in developing individualized action plans for making healthy behavior changes to aid in/optimize diabetes self-management.

Each class series consists of four weekly classes held on Wednesdays with meetings either in-person or virtually using Zoom. Daytime and evening class times are available throughout the year. A portion of the cost is covered by Medicare/Medicaid and most insurances.

For more information contact Diabetes Education Services at 540-689-1001. 

Additional directions:

In-person classes are held at Sentara RMH and participants can park in Parking Lot A and enter through the front entrance doors. Each participant is asked to arrive 10-15 minutes before start of class as they will need to register and then be directed to the appropriate conference room.

Virtual classes will be held through distance learning using Zoom. Each participant will need to log in to Zoom and join the meeting 10-15 minutes before start of classes. Participant materials will be mailed prior to start of classes.

A referral is necessary from the participant's healthcare provider in order to sign up for group classes.

In the class series participants will learn more about self-management of diabetes and gain valuable support in a group setting. Sessions will be led by a diabetes care and education specialist as well as a registered dietitian to provide a deeper understanding of diabetes with accompanying resource materials on topics to include healthy eating, being active, monitoring blood sugar, taking medications, healthy coping, and reducing risks.

The group classes are based on providing knowledge and skills that will aid in developing individualized action plans for making healthy behavior changes to aid in/optimize diabetes self-management.

Each class series consists of four weekly classes held on Wednesdays with meetings either in-person or virtually using Zoom. Daytime and evening class times are available throughout the year. A portion of the cost is covered by Medicare/Medicaid and most insurances.

For more information contact Diabetes Education Services at 540-689-1001. 

Additional directions:

In-person classes are held at Sentara RMH and participants can park in Parking Lot A and enter through the front entrance doors. Each participant is asked to arrive 10-15 minutes before start of class as they will need to register and then be directed to the appropriate conference room.

Virtual classes will be held through distance learning using Zoom. Each participant will need to log in to Zoom and join the meeting 10-15 minutes before start of classes. Participant materials will be mailed prior to start of classes.

A referral is necessary from the participant's healthcare provider in order to sign up for group classes.

In the class series participants will learn more about self-management of diabetes and gain valuable support in a group setting. Sessions will be led by a diabetes care and education specialist as well as a registered dietitian to provide a deeper understanding of diabetes with accompanying resource materials on topics to include healthy eating, being active, monitoring blood sugar, taking medications, healthy coping, and reducing risks.

The group classes are based on providing knowledge and skills that will aid in developing individualized action plans for making healthy behavior changes to aid in/optimize diabetes self-management.

Each class series consists of four weekly classes held on Wednesdays with meetings either in-person or virtually using Zoom. Daytime and evening class times are available throughout the year. A portion of the cost is covered by Medicare/Medicaid and most insurances.

For more information contact Diabetes Education Services at 540-689-1001. 

Additional directions:

In-person classes are held at Sentara RMH and participants can park in Parking Lot A and enter through the front entrance doors. Each participant is asked to arrive 10-15 minutes before start of class as they will need to register and then be directed to the appropriate conference room.

Virtual classes will be held through distance learning using Zoom. Each participant will need to log in to Zoom and join the meeting 10-15 minutes before start of classes. Participant materials will be mailed prior to start of classes.

A referral is necessary from the participant's healthcare provider in order to sign up for group classes.

In the class series participants will learn more about self-management of diabetes and gain valuable support in a group setting. Sessions will be led by a diabetes care and education specialist as well as a registered dietitian to provide a deeper understanding of diabetes with accompanying resource materials on topics to include healthy eating, being active, monitoring blood sugar, taking medications, healthy coping, and reducing risks.

The group classes are based on providing knowledge and skills that will aid in developing individualized action plans for making healthy behavior changes to aid in/optimize diabetes self-management.

Each class series consists of four weekly classes held on Wednesdays with meetings either in-person or virtually using Zoom. Daytime and evening class times are available throughout the year. A portion of the cost is covered by Medicare/Medicaid and most insurances.

For more information contact Diabetes Education Services at 540-689-1001. 

Additional directions:

In-person classes are held at Sentara RMH and participants can park in Parking Lot A and enter through the front entrance doors. Each participant is asked to arrive 10-15 minutes before start of class as they will need to register and then be directed to the appropriate conference room.

Virtual classes will be held through distance learning using Zoom. Each participant will need to log in to Zoom and join the meeting 10-15 minutes before start of classes. Participant materials will be mailed prior to start of classes.

A referral is necessary from the participant's healthcare provider in order to sign up for group classes.

In the class series participants will learn more about self-management of diabetes and gain valuable support in a group setting. Sessions will be led by a diabetes care and education specialist as well as a registered dietitian to provide a deeper understanding of diabetes with accompanying resource materials on topics to include healthy eating, being active, monitoring blood sugar, taking medications, healthy coping, and reducing risks.

The group classes are based on providing knowledge and skills that will aid in developing individualized action plans for making healthy behavior changes to aid in/optimize diabetes self-management.

Each class series consists of four weekly classes held on Wednesdays with meetings either in-person or virtually using Zoom. Daytime and evening class times are available throughout the year. A portion of the cost is covered by Medicare/Medicaid and most insurances.

For more information contact Diabetes Education Services at 540-689-1001. 

Additional directions:

In-person classes are held at Sentara RMH and participants can park in Parking Lot A and enter through the front entrance doors. Each participant is asked to arrive 10-15 minutes before start of class as they will need to register and then be directed to the appropriate conference room.

Virtual classes will be held through distance learning using Zoom. Each participant will need to log in to Zoom and join the meeting 10-15 minutes before start of classes. Participant materials will be mailed prior to start of classes.