Greenwich Hospital's Diabetes Program, Recognized and Awarded by ADA

Filed in archive Education , Notable , Treatment on December 27, 2007

The American Diabetes Association (ADA) has awarded the prestigious American Diabetes Association (ADA) Education Recognition Certificate for quality diabetes self-management education programs to Greenwich Hospital.

To earn this distinction, Greenwich Hospital along with Bridgeport Hospital and Yale-New Haven, all members of the Yale New Haven Health System, voluntarily submitted to a rigorous review process conducted by experts in the field of diabetes.

The diabetes education programs were evaluated for the ability to provide patients with a comprehensive, individualized outpatient education program as part of their diabetes management.

It's good to know that hospitals get serious with their diabetes care/education program.

Greenwich Hospital is a 174-bed community hospital affiliated with Yale New Haven Health System serving Fairfield and Westchester counties in Connecticut.

Read the full details from the Greenwich Post.

[In Photo: Members of the Hospital's Diabetic Education team are shown, from left, (front) Donna Gaudioso-Zeale, director of the Richard R. Pivirotto Center for Healthy Living; Nancy Ryan, certified diabetes educator; (back) Joanne Cox, perinatal educator for Women's and Children's Service; Patty Willard, clinical resource nurse at the Outpatient Center; Diane DeMain, community outreach nurse for Greenwich Health; and Elissa Violino, dietitian.]