Diabetes Education Program

Langs is the sponsoring organization for the Community Diabetes Program, Waterloo Region, which provides education and support for people to self-manage Type 1, Type 2, gestational diabetes, as well as those who have pre-diabetes.

Patients become better equipped to make healthy lifestyle choices to control blood sugar and reduce the risk of chronic problems associated with diabetes.
Virtual, In-person, and hybrid options are available for appointments and classes!

Online Appointment Booking:

We understand that your time is valuable, and you may be unable to call during our clinic hours. Langs is pleased to provide a secure platform that allows patients to book appointments online!

Services

• Individual appointments with a Certified Diabetes Educator
• Group Education on diabetes, insulin management, carb counting, heart health, label reading and glycemic control
• Physical Activity Classes
• Chiropody services and Foot Care
• Retinal Screening (when available)
• Support in Diabetes in Pregnancy including gestational diabetes and post-partum education
• Specialist clinics, insulin pump management and support
• Insulin pump start
• Drop-in support groups

Locations

The Community Diabetes Program, Waterloo Region, is offered at:

• Langs Community Health Centre - 1145 Concession Rd Cambridge, ON
• North Dumfries Community Health Centre - 2958 Greenfield Road Ayr, ON
• Woolwich Community Health Centre - 10 Parkside Drive St. Jacobs, ON
• Community Healthcaring Kitchener-Waterloo - 44 Francis St South Kitchener, ON

Who Do We Serve?

We serve adults with “borderline” or pre-diabetes, gestational diabetes, as well as children and adults with newly diagnosed or existing type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Family members or other support persons are welcome to attend your appointments with you.

How can I get started?

Find out if you are at risk of diabetes by attending a pre-diabetes education session or taking this online test.

To join our program, there are two options.

Option 1:

• Get referred by your doctor or NP. If your doctor/NP refers you to our program, our receptionist will contact you to book an appointment.

Option 2:

• Adults with diabetes or who are at risk for diabetes can self-refer to our program by completing our intake form online or calling 519-653-1470 x285.

For more information about our program, download the Diabetes Patient Handbook. 

Contact Information

Langs Diabetes Reception
519-519-653-1470 ext 285
E-mail: [email protected]
1145 Concession Road
Cambridge, ON N3H 4L5