Most Insurance Accepted

FSA & HSA Accepted

Self-pay available

+ Others

Comprehensive diabetes care nearby

Diabetes is managed long-term with A1C monitoring, medication management, and lifestyle support at AllCare's 15 Georgia clinics. Book an appointment; self-pay starts at $140.

Check mark inside a circle icon

Specialist Referrals

Referrals to endocrinologists or dietitians when you need them.

Check mark inside a circle icon

Complication Management and Comorbidity Care

Care for related conditions like heart, kidney, and nerve problems.

Check mark inside a circle icon

Regular Check-ups and Health Monitoring

Routine checks of blood pressure, cholesterol, and kidney function.

Check mark inside a circle icon

Diabetes Education and Self-Management Training

Hands-on training in monitoring, medication, and daily self-care.

Check mark inside a circle icon

Medication Management

We review and adjust your diabetes medications for steady blood sugar.

Check mark inside a circle icon

Blood Sugar Monitoring and Management

Regular tracking to keep your glucose in range and adjust your plan.

An AllCare team member checking in a patient on a tablet at the front desk

Common diabetes symptoms

Increased thirst

Frequent urination

Unexplained fatigue

Blurred vision

Slow-healing cuts or sores

An elevated A1C or blood sugar

Book Appointment

what to expect

Diabetes testing and management without the wait

1

Start With A Baseline

A1C, lipids, kidney function. All ordered at your first visit.
Book Same-Day Visit
2

Build The Plan

Medication adjustments. Lifestyle. Goals you can keep.
Explore Providers
3

Stay In The Loop

Routine follow-ups. Labs at any of 15 clinics. One chart for every visit.
Explore Primary Care

15 Georgia clinics managing diabetes

An AllCare team member checking in a patient on a tablet at the front desk

Don't want to come in? Start with a virtual appointment

This service can often be handled on a virtual visit. Same chart, same standards. On your phone, 7 days a week.

Start Virtual Visit

FAQ

Common questions about diabetes

What are the symptoms of diabetes?

Spotting diabetes early makes a real difference. Watch for increased thirst and frequent urination, unexplained weight loss with constant hunger, extreme fatigue, blurred vision, slow-healing cuts, or tingling in the hands and feet. Type 1 symptoms come on fast, while Type 2 often builds slowly. If these sound familiar, it's worth getting checked.

How often should I see my healthcare provider for diabetes management?

The frequency of healthcare visits may vary depending on individual factors, including the type of diabetes and overall health. Regular check-ups with your healthcare provider are important to monitor your progress, make adjustments to your treatment plan, and address any concerns or questions you may have.

Are there any alternative or complementary therapies for diabetes?

While alternative and complementary therapies may be of interest to some individuals, it is important to discuss these options with your healthcare provider. Some therapies may have potential benefits but should be used as adjuncts to conventional diabetes treatment, not as replacements.

Can exercise help in managing diabetes?

Regular physical activity can significantly contribute to diabetes management. Exercise helps lower blood sugar levels, improve insulin sensitivity, maintain a healthy weight, and enhance overall cardiovascular health. Consult with your healthcare provider to develop an exercise plan suitable for your condition.

Do I need to follow a specific diet if I have diabetes

Following a balanced diet that includes a variety of healthy foods is essential for managing diabetes. Your healthcare provider or a registered dietitian can provide specific guidance on dietary recommendations based on your specific needs.

How often should I check my blood sugar levels?

The frequency of blood sugar monitoring may vary depending on individual circumstances. It is typically recommended to monitor blood sugar levels regularly, as advised by your healthcare provider.

What are the main treatment options for diabetes?

Treatment options for diabetes typically include lifestyle modifications (such as diet and exercise), oral medications, insulin therapy, and other medications to manage blood sugar levels.

What is the goal of diabetes treatment?

The primary goals of diabetes treatment include achieving and maintaining healthy blood sugar levels, preventing urgent complications, and improving overall quality of life.

Always Nearby

15 Georgia clinics managing diabetes

Trusted by thousands of customers

★★★★★

Mrs. Payal and team were excellent, got me in and out with no hassle, I loved this crew !!!!!

Tijai

Duluth

★★★★★

Have gone to All Care for years and loved all the female providers I've seen!!

Ren

Buckhead

★★★★★

My doctor was very kindhearted and understanding of not only my medical health but my emotional health as well and it's been a long time since I've had a doctor like that.

Kiari

Dallas

★★★★★

Very Clean and organized facility.

T McQuerry

Reynoldstown

Get care today

Same-day care at 15 Atlanta locations. Walk in, book online, or start a virtual visit.

Use most insurance, self-pay, HSA, or FSA

Board-certified MD, PA, or NP every visit

Follow-up care at any location, no wait

Most major plans accepted: BlueCross, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Kaiser, and more.