MyidealCARE Offers Free Diabetes Supply Educational Seminars to Senior Groups and Nursing Homes

Dec. 14, 2011 - PRLog -- MyidealCARE™ (http://www.myidealcare.com) has been working with local physicians and senior citizen centers in the Thomasville, Bainbridge, Valdosta, Cairo, Albany and Columbus, Georgia areas to bring valuable detailed information about diabetes, diabetic supplies, blood glucose monitoring systems, techniques and more about medical products to nursing homes and other locations where seniors gather.

As a public service, MyidealCARE hosts various talks so that individuals with a diabetic condition can ask in depth questions about the use, care and even selection of diabetic meters, complete blood glucose monitoring systems, lancets, test strips, diabetic meter reading, storage cases, medical travel bags for insulin, and much more.

While the physician fulfills their duty of diagnosis and treatment recommendation for each diabetic patient, it is usually left up to the individual or family to figure out what to order, what they need exactly and the advantages/disadvantages to any diabetes monitor and the assorted required diabetic supplies.

Many seniors are confused and are given half information at best. MyidealCARE has a goal to educate the patients in a relaxed setting where they can ask questions, take the time they need to clarify answers, and share what they learn with others.

CEO of MyidealCARE, Adrian Davis, stated, “Think about the very few minutes most people get with their doctor. Often we are rushed out of the office and left to devise the best equipment and diabetic supplies in particular on our own. MyidealCARE wants to help at those critical moments, and we do it free of charge.”

MyidealCARE, online at http://www.myidealcare.com, specializes in Medicare, Medicaid and uninsured patients. By bringing information and examples of a variety of products, they are best suited to talk about the benefits of alternate site testing (AST) for example. The ability for the elderly to take blood samples other than on their fingers gives them great relief.

Doctors also aren’t usually focused on small needs like being able to see a larger LCD display, or if a diabetes meter talks or not. The newest diabetic meters, and blood glucose monitoring systems, as they are called, actually can interface with the patient’s home computer to keep better track of results, and recommendations. Readings can be relayed to physicians or saved for home health or other review.

This is very helpful in getting the new user of diabetic supplies to carefully monitor their condition and keep the vital balance of insulin and blood sugar in check.

MyidealCARE can be reached at their regular call center phone locally at 229-236-0197,
or toll free at 855-TRY-IDEAL (855-879-4332) if a senior center or nursing home wants to inquire about having a speaker visit with their patients.

MyidealCARE also supplies catheters and thousands of other medical products to both commercial facilities, doctors’ offices as well as individuals who enroll with their service.

For those with Medicare Part B, diabetic supplies are delivered without cost to the patient. MyidealCARE™ handles all the claim forms paperwork for clients. Also serving those with traditional insurance, and the uninsured, MyidealCARE™ consistently offers products at the lowest possible prices for direct purchase.

The MyidealCARE™ call center is available daytime weekdays from 8am to 5pm and clients can leave messages overnight which are addressed the next weekday morning. All of MyidealCARE’s employees are based in Georgia, USA.

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MyidealCARE™ is a full service medical products supplier to nursing homes, senior centers and other locations. They have just launched a consumer direct website for patients with diabetic product and catheter needs, an interactive forum for discussion, and other support materials, at http://www.myidealcare.com.

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MyidealCARE™ is a full service medical products and diabetes blood glucose monitor systems supplier to physician's offices, nursing homes, senior centers and other locations. They provide free seminars and educational opportunities for the elderly and other groups.

Their consumer direct website is available for patients with diabetic product and catheter needs, with an interactive forum for discussion, and other support materials, at http://www.myidealcare.com.

There is no fee for joining MyidealCARE™, and enrollment for receiving supplies delivered directly to your home is fast and easy. MyidealCARE accepts all patients specializing in Medicare, Medicaid, and the uninsured.

For bulk purchasing orders, MyidealCARE will have medical facilities contact our business services representative.

MyidealCARE is located in Thomasville, GA supplying a wide range of national brand products for less.