Five signs it鈥檚 time to book a diabetes telehealth appointment 15 January 2026 Managing diabetes can be challenging, but now accessing expert support is a whole lot easier. The 芒果直播 Telehealth Clinic offers a convenient, personalised and professional way to stay on top of your health. So, when should you book an appointment? Registered Nurse and Credentialled Diabetes Educator (CDE) Karen Jameson shares five key signs. When you鈥檙e newly diagnosed A new diabetes diagnosis can feel overwhelming. The Telehealth Clinic team can guide you through these early stages, helping you understand your condition and prevent complications. 鈥淭he first three months are critical,鈥 Karen said. 鈥淭his is the time to make lifestyle changes that improve your health outcomes. Each appointment is tailored to your needs and health goals 鈥 whether it鈥檚 understanding medication, managing side effects or setting health goals.鈥 If you鈥檙e feeling tired, irritable, grumpy, or sick Feeling tired, grumpy, or unmotivated? These could be signs that your blood glucose levels, medication, and injecting technique need reviewing. 鈥淢any people worry it鈥檚 depression,鈥 Karen explained, 鈥渂ut once we review their levels and adjust their treatment, in conjunction with their doctor, they feel much better.鈥 If you鈥檙e sick with something like the flu, COVID, or a stomach bug, the Telehealth Clinic can help you manage your diabetes during this time. The team also offers support for surgery preparation and recovery. To explore your tech options Diabetes management technology, such as continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), insulin pumps, and apps, can get confusing. It also requires regular updates, accurate data entry, and ongoing maintenance. CDEs like Karen can teach you how you can use these tools effectively, empowering you to monitor and adjust your blood glucose levels and improve your overall health. When your HbA1c is off target HbA1c (glycated haemoglobin) reflects your average blood glucose over the past two to three months. 鈥淜eeping this on track reduces your risk of serious complications like heart disease, kidney failure, blindness and concerns with your feet,鈥 Karen said. 鈥淚 have helped people who are struggling with their HbA1c to make lifestyle changes that significantly improve their levels 鈥 sometimes to the point where their results don鈥檛 even look like they have diabetes.鈥 If you鈥檙e navigating a life transition Significant life changes, like retiring, starting a new job, moving house, or changing schools, can impact your diabetes routine. 鈥淧eople often book appointments during these transitions to stay on track,鈥 Karen said. 鈥淓ven if you have lived with diabetes for years, new circumstances can create new challenges. We can help you adjust your management plan to suit your new life chapter.鈥 Ready to book? Take advantage of the expert advice available at Telehealth Clinic by booking today. Call 1800 177 055 (press 5) Monday to Friday between 8:30am and 4:30pm Email [email protected]
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