Sutter Pacific Gestational Diabetes Care

From preconception to postpartum, if you develop diabetes, you want to receive care from experienced, compassionate experts. At Sutter Pacific Medical Foundation, endocrinologists, OB/Gyns, maternal-fetal medicine experts and certified diabetes educators understand the challenges of gestational diabetes. We provide all the guidance you need.

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Helping You Manage Gestational Diabetes

Gestational diabetes affects up to 15 percent of pregnant women. If it affects you, experienced OB/Gyn and maternal-fetal medicine doctors, endocrinologists and certified diabetes educators at Sutter Pacific Medical Foundation, can help you learn the skills you need to manage your blood glucose (blood sugar) levels and keep you and your baby healthy throughout your pregnancy, delivery and after birth. We offer additional services including:

Diabetes and Pregnancy Program (DAPP) — DAPP provides one-to-one care and ongoing support to women who develop diabetes during pregnancy or have diabetes before becoming pregnant. This program is accredited by the American Association of Diabetes Education (AADE).
High-Risk Pregnancy Care — The term “high-risk pregnancy” sounds frightening, but it simply means that doctors and other gestational diabetes experts will closely monitor your pregnancy and provide you with training on how to manage blood glucose (blood sugar) levels so that you and your baby can avoid complications.

Pregnancy and Childbirth Services

Pregnancy and Childbirth Services

In the Sutter Health network, our experienced obstetric teams provide comprehensive care for every stage of your pregnancy.

Diabetes, Insulin Resistance and Metabolic Syndrome Research

Diabetes is one of the leading causes of illness and death in the U.S. today, but it was uncommon just 60 years ago. Research is critical to slow down this growing health problem and treat the 29 million Americans who have it. Diabetes occurs when the body doesn’t make or use the hormone insulin properly. Cells don’t get the energy they need, and sugar from food – called glucose – builds up in the blood. Obesity is a major risk factor for type 2 diabetes and is epidemic in this country.

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