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Meet MyDiabetesHQ

MyDiabetesHQ was developed through the Cities Changing Diabetes initiative, which brought together a variety of stakeholders representing patients, healthcare, government, employers, faith-based organizations and non-profits to identify solutions to address diabetes in Houston and collaboratively implement them. Cities Changing Diabetes is a global program of Novo Nordisk in which 30 cities around the world are learning how to improve diabetes detection and care in their communities. Houston and Philadelphia are the only American cities participating. The program aims to map the problem, share solutions, and drive concrete action to fight the diabetes challenge. Cities Changing Diabetes launched in Houston in November 2014 with a comprehensive analysis of the major gaps and vulnerabilities associated with diabetes. Soon after it launched, the program invested more than a year researching the diabetes epidemic in Houston. A community-wide assessment identified the populations most at risk for developing the disease and compared them to Houstonians already diagnosed with diabetes. This work led to the formation of five Action Work Groups with more than 75 diverse members representing approximately 60 faith-based organizations, government, health insurance companies, medical providers, employers and non-profit entities.

Impact

The MyDiabetesHQ platform aims to help patients, providers, employers, and communities better navigate a fragmented healthcare system.

Services Provided

Brand Development
SEO
Broadcasting
Website Design and Development

Industry

Health Care
MyDiabetesHQ was developed through the Cities Changing Diabetes initiative, which brought together a variety of stakeholders representing patients, healthcare, government, employers, faith-based organizations and nonprofits to identify solutions to address diabetes in Houston and collaboratively implement them.

Cities Changing Diabetes is a global program of Novo Nordisk in which 30 cities around the world are learning how to improve diabetes detection and care in their communities. Houston and Philadelphia are the only American cities participating. The program aims to map the problem, share solutions, and drive concrete action to fight the diabetes challenge.

Cities Changing Diabetes launched in Houston in November 2014 with a comprehensive analysis of the major gaps and vulnerabilities associated with diabetes. Soon after it launched, the program invested more than a year researching the diabetes epidemic in Houston. A community-wide assessment identified the populations most at risk for developing the disease and compared them to Houstonians already diagnosed with diabetes.

This work led to the formation of five Action Work Groups with more than 75 diverse members representing approximately 60 faith-based organizations, government, health insurance companies, medical providers, employers and non-profit entities.
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MyDiabetesHQ was developed through the Cities Changing Diabetes initiative, which brought together a variety of stakeholders representing patients, healthcare, government, employers, faith-based organizations and nonprofits to identify solutions to address diabetes in Houston and collaboratively implement them.

Cities Changing Diabetes is a global program of Novo Nordisk in which 30 cities around the world are learning how to improve diabetes detection and care in their communities. Houston and Philadelphia are the only American cities participating. The program aims to map the problem, share solutions, and drive concrete action to fight the diabetes challenge.

Cities Changing Diabetes launched in Houston in November 2014 with a comprehensive analysis of the major gaps and vulnerabilities associated with diabetes. Soon after it launched, the program invested more than a year researching the diabetes epidemic in Houston. A community-wide assessment identified the populations most at risk for developing the disease and compared them to Houstonians already diagnosed with diabetes.

This work led to the formation of five Action Work Groups with more than 75 diverse members representing approximately 60 faith-based organizations, government, health insurance companies, medical providers, employers and non-profit entities.

Impact

The purpose of the MyDiabetesHQ platform is to help patients, providers, employers and communities better navigate a fragmented healthcare system.

Category

Software as a service

Industry

Health Care