What we treat
Diabetes, prediabetes and metabolic syndrome
We manage type 2 diabetes, prediabetes and metabolic syndrome as part of primary care. That includes talking through what is reversible in your case.
Common situations
What people bring us
- A diagnosis, a prescription, and a follow-up in six months, with no explanation of what is happening in your body.
- Not knowing that prediabetes and early type 2 can often be moved substantially.
- Nutrition advice given without reference to your labs, or none at all.
How we approach it
What your care includes
You will understand what is happening
What insulin resistance is, what your numbers mean, and what changes them, in language you can use.
What reversal looks like in your case
For some people meaningful reversal is realistic. For others the goal is control and protecting the kidneys, eyes and heart. You deserve to know which conversation you are in.
Medication and lifestyle together
Including GLP-1s where appropriate, with the nutritional work alongside rather than instead.
We book the next visit before you leave
Rather than a six-month gap in which nothing happens and the number quietly moves.
When to come in
If you have just been diagnosed, were told you are "borderline" with no plan, or have had diabetes for years without a fresh look at your treatment.
Questions
What people ask about diabetes and prediabetes
Can type 2 diabetes be reversed?
Sometimes, particularly earlier and with significant metabolic change. Sometimes not, and the goal is good control and protecting the organs at risk. Which one applies to you depends on specifics we would need to go through.
Related reading
This page is general health information, not medical advice, and reading it does not create a physician-patient relationship with Naples Concierge Health or any of its physicians. Talk to a qualified clinician about your own health. If this is an emergency, call 911.
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What is your medical care missing?
A short conversation with our member liaison about the care you have now: who follows up, who keeps your care coordinated, and where the gaps are. We will tell you if there are no gaps.