Diabetes Australia

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Expert Telehealth Consultation

Expert led online support to control Diabetes

  • Manage your blood sugar levels with expert guidance
  • Personalised diabetes management plan
  • Fast assessment by Registered Australian Doctors
  • Doctor approved medication & lifestyle coaching
  • Convinient and confidential. Right from home
Person checking blood sugar levels as part of diabetes self-management and care.

How it works

1

Online Assessment

Consultation

Full review of your diabetes condition, including medication review and blood glucose monitoring

2

Consult Doctor Online

Consultation

Access to the latest diabetes-lowering medications and Insulin injections is often necessary for people living with diabetes who cannot produce enough insulin as part of your treatment program

3

Treatment Plan

Consultation

Specific advice on diet and lifestyle changes for people with diabetes in Australia.

4

Pharmacy Delivery

Consultation

Ongoing support and education through regular monitoring. Guidance is aligned with NDSS programmes and other diabetes services offered by states and territories to prevent type 2 diabetes.

Diabetes Programme Australia

Managing diabetes is a long-term process that requires support from health professionals and ongoing diabetes health education. At Prime Medic, we offer easy online diabetes treatment medicine across Australia and help people with diabetes navigate their healthcare with confidence. Suppose you have diabetes, whether type 1 diabetes or type 2 diabetes and are looking for the latest diabetes treatments in Australia or need help to keep your blood sugar levels stable. In that case, Our experienced healthcare professionals can tailor your treatment plan to your needs.

Diabetes mellitus is a condition that lasts for a long time where the body fails to control blood sugar efficiently due to inadequate insulin production or resistance to insulin, according to diabetes research. The most common type of diabetes in Australia is Type 2 Diabetes, which affects millions of people and is lifestyle- and genetic-dependent.

The Australian Government, through the National Diabetes Services Scheme (NDSS), provides support to people with diabetes. It provides subsidised medications for people with diabetes as well as educational resources and services for people living with diabetes. Our consultations are in line with national guidelines and frameworks, including the Australian Diabetes Society and the Blood Glucose Treatment Methodology for Type 2 Diabetes, to ensure care is up-to-date and efficient.

Being diabetic requires careful management to minimise the risk of complications like heart conditions, stroke, diabetic retinopathy and kidney problems. Timely and continuous treatment of diabetes is important to maintain your overall health and well-being.

Our telehealth platform provides Australians with the best diabetes treatment no matter where they live. If you live in New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria or even remote areas like Tasmania or Western Australia, Prime Medic offers convenient and personalised help.

Australian healthcare has a wide range of diabetes medications, from established first-line treatments to the latest drugs.

  • First-line treatment for Type 2 Diabetes usually starts with metformin, a commonly used oral medication that lowers blood sugar.
  • Based on your needs, your treatment can be stepped up to include other oral medications, injectable therapies, or insulin.
  • The latest diabetes drugs available in Australia are SGLT2 inhibitors and GLP-1 agonists. These have benefits beyond blood sugar control, like reducing cardiovascular disease.
  • Many diabetes-related medications and supplies are subsidised through the PBS and available through the NDSS.

During your visit, the healthcare professional will assess your health and recommend the best medication regime that is in line with Blood Glucose Therapy Methodology for Type 2 Diabetes and your individual health goals.

Medication is only one part of managing diabetes well; diet and lifestyle changes, as highlighted by national health guidelines, are also crucial for effective diabetes health. So, It is important to follow the Australian diabetic diet which is balanced and healthy food free of saturated fats and added sugars, as recommended by the international diabetes federation. Along with diet, regular exercise is good for blood sugar control and heart health.

Prime Medic provides information and resources to help you:

  • Learn about the effect of different foods on your blood sugar levels
  • Plan a healthy exercise
  • Check your blood sugar levels regularly and on time.
  • Know and treat hyperglycemia or
  • Be aware of the challenges of living with chronic illnesses like stress and emotional well-being.

By combining medical treatment and lifestyle changes to reduce the impact of diabetes in daily life.

Diabetes is not a discriminatory disease, as it affects Australians living with diabetes from all ethnic backgrounds in Australia. Prime Medic acknowledges the diversity of the Australian population, which includes Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities who are more prone to complications and diabetes, and we work with the Australian Diabetes Educators Association to improve care.

We partner with state and territory health departments to provide culturally appropriate healthcare and connect you with local health professionals who specialise in diabetes. Our services complement programmes run by the Australian Diabetes Society and other diabetes-related organisations that focus on education, research and improving diabetes outcomes.

Diabetes is a chronic condition that requires ongoing medical attention and support. Prime Medic's telehealth consultations offer professional guidance that's tailored to Australians' needs.

By partnering with us, you will get

  • Personalised diabetes management plans
  • Access to the latest diabetes treatments and treatments
  • Education on fitness, diet and self-management
  • Connection to subsidised products and government programs
  • Regular follow-ups and medication reviews

Start your diabetes journey and get better health. Book an online diabetes consultation with Prime Medic today.

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FAQs About Diabetes Australia

What kind of diabetes medications are used in Australia?

Metformin, insulin, sulfonylureas and newer agents like SGLT2 inhibitors and GLP-1 agonists. Your doctor will recommend the best treatment for you based on your type of diabetes, blood glucose control, and overall health.

The National Diabetes Services Scheme offers subsidised access to diabetes products such as glucose testing strips, insulin pumps, and other educational tools to help patients manage their diabetes cost-effectively and efficiently.

Yes, Prime Medic online consultations provide expert advice and guidance to your doorstep, increasing access and efficiency, especially for those living in remote and regional areas.

Eating healthy meals that are whole grain, vegetables and lean proteins. Limit sugary food and portion control to control blood sugar levels.

Yes, the latest are medications that control blood sugar and reduce kidney and heart disease. Your doctor can tell you the best options for your treatment plan.

The frequency of monitoring depends on your condition and type of diabetes. Some patients require daily checks, while others require less frequent checks. Continuous glucose monitoring is available for some.

Yes. Telehealth consultations allow expecting mothers to be monitored regularly and get personalised advice without the need for frequent clinic visits.

It is not treatable, but type 2 diabetes can be managed and, in some cases, put into remission with lifestyle changes and medication.