Socorro Medical Clinic provides comprehensive, ongoing support to help you reach and maintain healthy blood-glucose levels, prevent complications, and optimize your lifestyle and medication regimen. This service is for patients with type 1, type 2, or other forms of diabetes, whether newly diagnosed or already established. We serve patients in Socorro, El Paso, Horizon City, and the surrounding area.
Know what the visit covers, who it is designed for, and how to arrive prepared.
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What's Included
A review of your medical history and labs (including A1C), a personalized treatment plan (medications or insulin, nutrition, activity), self-management education, review of your home glucose data, screening for complications, and goal setting with follow-up scheduling.
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Who This Is For
Patients with type 1, type 2, or other forms of diabetes, newly diagnosed or already established, seeking structured management.
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How to Prepare
Bring your glucose logs or meter, medication list, and recent labs if available. Active participation in self-monitoring and lifestyle measures is essential for success, and visit frequency depends on your control and complexity.
Helpful answers
Diabetes Management FAQs
Common questions patients ask before scheduling this visit.
Patients with type 1, type 2, or other forms of diabetes, whether newly diagnosed or already established, who want structured, ongoing support.
What does a visit include?
A review of your medical history and labs (including A1C), a personalized treatment plan covering medications or insulin, nutrition, and activity, self-management education, a review of your home glucose data, screening for complications, and goal setting with follow-up scheduling.
What should I bring to my visit?
Your glucose logs or meter, current medication list, and recent labs if you have them.
Will I learn how to manage my diabetes day to day?
Yes — visits may include education on monitoring, recognizing hypoglycemia, and making lifestyle adjustments.
How often will I need to come in?
It depends on your control and complexity, so follow-up frequency is personalized to you.
What is the cost?
Usually covered by most insurance with a diagnosis of diabetes. Self-pay is $125 for new patients and $100 for established patients.
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