How to get a diabetes prevention program free or at low cost in Bend
If you're uninsured or under-insured, start with Oregon National Diabetes Prevention Program. If you don't qualify, the 6 community health centers below charge by income.
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Oregon National Diabetes Prevention Program
Oregon's program for residents who qualify.
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6 community health centers in Bend
Federally qualified health centers, required to see you regardless of ability to pay, with fees on a sliding scale by income.
When you call, ask
- "Do you offer a diabetes prevention program at this location?"
- "What would it cost me without insurance, on your sliding scale?"
Community health centers in Bend
6 federally qualified community health centers in Bend charge on a sliding scale by income and see patients regardless of insurance. Call ahead to confirm the site offers a diabetes prevention program and to book.
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Bend High School-Based Health Center
Bend, OR 97701-5103
Sliding-scale fees Uninsured welcome 541-383-3005 -
Conners Health Center
Bend, OR 97701-5182
Sliding-scale fees Uninsured welcome 541-383-3005 -
Courtney Health Center
Bend, OR 97701-7752
Sliding-scale fees Uninsured welcome 541-383-3005 -
East Bend Health Center
Bend, OR 97701-6077
Sliding-scale fees Uninsured welcome 541-383-3005 -
Harriman Health Clinic
Bend, OR 97703-1947
Sliding-scale fees Uninsured welcome 541-383-3005 -
Mosaic Pharmacy - Bend
Bend, OR 97701-5182
Sliding-scale fees Uninsured welcome 541-383-3005
Oregon's free diabetes prevention screening program
CDC-recognized Diabetes Prevention Program classes run across Oregon. Cost depends on the site: many community sites are grant-funded and free, Medicare covers the program for enrollees with prediabetes, and Medicaid coverage varies by state.
Oregon National Diabetes Prevention Program
The programs above are free or low-cost, and a clinic A1C test is usually covered. If you want your number before you start, an at-home kit is a self-pay option:
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