The Portland Clinic Diabetes Center for Comprehensive Care is recognized by the American Diabetes Association as an accredited Diabetes Education Program. Our physician-led team of diabetes specialists, nurses, registered dietitians, and certified diabetes educators works collaboratively to provide comprehensive care. We take an integrated, personalized approach to treatment, tailoring care plans to each patient’s unique needs and goals. Patients benefit from expert consultations and evidence-based guidance to help them effectively manage diabetes and improve their overall health.
Please note that we do not provide care for pediatric patients or patients with gestational diabetes (diabetes that develops during pregnancy).
SERVICES (including, but not limited to)
- Continuous glucose monitor management and insulin pump management
- Planned, longer health care appointments
- Opportunity for telehealth follow-up
- Coordination of care with your primary care provider and advanced practice provider
NOTE: Starting in mid-December, our Downtown location at 800 SW 13th Avenue will begin closing to patient care and all clinical operations will be relocating to our five neighborhood locations in the Portland Metro area. Downtown diabetes services will transition to our Beaverton and Northeast clinics. Read more here >>
Convenient access to our specialists:
- Pharmacists
- Ophthalmologists
- Podiatrists (foot and ankle specialists)
- Nephrologist
- Gastroenterologists
- Physical therapists
- Gynecologists
- Urologists
How To Prepare For Your Diabetes Services Appointment:
- How can I schedule an appointment?
- Request a referral from your primary care provider. If you have a referral and have not heard from the team in two weeks, please call 503-221-0161 ext 2327 to schedule your appointment.
- Request a referral from your primary care provider. If you have a referral and have not heard from the team in two weeks, please call 503-221-0161 ext 2327 to schedule your appointment.
- What should I bring to my appointment?
- Your continuous glucose monitor (CGM) or blood glucose meter. If you use a mobile app to track your readings, please have your device ready.
- Your insulin pump, if you use one.
- A list of your current medications, including doses.
- Any questions or concerns you have about your diabetes care.
- What should I expect at my first visit?
- There will be a comprehensive assessment during your first visit, Which may include:
- Reviewing your diabetes history and treatment plan
- Checking for diabetes complications and other health conditions
- Discussing your daily routine, eating habits, physical activity and sleep
- Talking about your support system and any challenges you face in managing diabetes
- Reviewing your used of diabetes technology (CMG, insulin pump, apps)
- Setting goals together for your diabetes care
We highly recommend visiting the American Diabetes Association website for patient-friendly, evidence-based resources.
