Diabetic & Prediabetic Care

Prediabetes is a serious health condition where blood sugar levels are higher than normal, but not yet reaching a level that warrants a Type-2 Diabetes diagnosis. Without appropriate care, prediabetics have up to a 50% chance of developing diabetes over the next five to 10 years. However, the good news is prediabetes is reversible.

Columbia Asia’s Prediabetic Care Program is a hybrid 6-month comprehensive health supervision program that helps individuals prevent or delay diabetes through diet and lifestyle modifications. This program is to guide and provide care for those who wish to reverse their current prediabetic condition by improving their glucose readings thus reducing their risks of becoming diabetic. Our objectives include reversing prediabetes, enhancing fasting blood sugar readings and HbA1c levels, and achieving sustainable weight loss through nutrition and lifestyle changes. The entitlements to join this transformative program encompass:

Personalized 6-month Health Transformation Program
Health Analysis Report
Health Progress Monitoring Platform

Consultation Session with Endocrinologist and Medical Officer
Consultation Sessions with Dietitian and Physiotherapist each month

Personalized 6-month Health Transformation Program
Health Analysis Report
Health Progress Monitoring Platform
Consultation Session with Endocrinologist and Medical Officer
Consultation Sessions with Dietitian and Physiotherapist each month

A 6-month journey designed to reverse prediabetes. Expert consultations, personalized assessments, and lifestyle modifications await each month, guiding you toward a healthier, diabetes-free future.

1. Evaluate surroundings

Evaluate the surrounding for things that may put you or the patient at risk of harm. If there are, wait for emergency services to arrive.

2. Assess patient’s response

Assess patients for response. Do they respond when you talk to them, touch their hands, or squeeze their shoulders?

3. Call for help

Call a household family member, neighbor, or emergency service for ambulance (if required).

4. Carry out A-B-C action plan

Assess patient’s Airways to check if they are clear. Check Breathing by looking at chest movement. Start Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) if patient is not breathing.

5. Apply First Aid

Stop any bleeding by compression or bandage. Immobilize patient if patient complains of neck, head, or back pain or limb, which may be a fracture.

6. Keep calm

Reassure and comfort the patient. Gather and bring along patient’s ID and medical records. Bring your ID too.

7. Be safe

If driving to the hospital, ensure everyone is safely seated and wearing seatbelts. Drive calmly, safely and make sure to obey traffic rules.

1st Month: Foundation Building