Hi all–Kristin from Breakthrough T1D Community Engagement here. We wanted to share some updated information about another 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving the T1D community, Blue Circle Health. (You may have seen information about them originally posted about a year ago). Now available to adults living with T1D in Florida, Maine, and Vermont, this organization provides virtual care, education, and support at no cost to them. The program’s whole-person approach includes medical care, diabetes education, peer coaching, diabetes supportive counseling, insurance navigation, supplies and medication, and referrals to community resources that can help with access to housing, employment and food.
Because T1D is a 24/7 condition that is largely self-managed, Blue Circle Health educates and empowers people with T1D to ensure they have the skills, tools and confidence to manage their condition. The program, which typically lasts 6 months, is currently available in Florida, Maine, and Vermont to adults 18+ who speak English or Spanish. Sign up or learn more today at Sign Up - Blue Circle Health, by calling 888-404-4813, or by emailing team@bluecirclehealth.org.
Thank you for sharing, Kristin! Just wanted to add a quick note- my name is Sara, I was diagnosed with T1D just over 2 years ago, and I work with Blue Circle Health. We’re very excited to offer this resource to adults with T1D in Florida, Maine, and Vermont, and will be expanding to more states very soon! If you have any questions about the program, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Feel free to ask in this thread or I can be reached at connect@bluecirclehealth.org!
Don’t forget to make your follow-up appointment while you’re on with them so you can get your choice of dates. I probably don’t need to tell you that but thought it might be good to mention😊.
Hi Kristin, thanks so much for sharing this information about Blue Circle Health! It’s great to hear about organizations offering such comprehensive support for the T1D community, especially with a focus on a whole-person approach. Managing T1D is definitely a round-the-clock effort, and having access to virtual care, peer coaching, and supportive resources can make a huge difference.