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Start Prevention at DM Diagnosis

At Diabetes Testing Centers™ (DTC), we believe prevention shouldn’t wait for age 65 or a Medicare Annual Wellness Visit (AWV). The most serious diabetes-related complications—like neuropathy, cognitive decline, cardiovascular disease, and retinopathy—often begin years earlier and are frequently undiagnosed until quality of life is already compromised.

That’s why DTC recommends initiating preventive assessments as soon as a diabetes diagnosis is identified, regardless of the patient’s age. Whether a patient is 55, 45, or even younger, these screenings help providers detect complications earlier, close care gaps, and improve long-term outcomes. Most of these services are supported by national guidelines and quality measures, are reimbursable not only by Medicare but also by most commercial payers as soon as diabetes diagnosis is made.

Why start preventive assessments at the time of diabetes diagnosis?

Detect complications early—before they become disabling or costly
Establish a baseline for tracking disease progression
Address multiple risks with a single diagnosis
Qualify for reimbursement under widely accepted diabetes ICD-10 codes
Improve compliance with care standards and quality metrics
Provide comprehensive care without adding staff or disrupting workflow

With DTC’s turnkey programs, providers can confidently deliver high-impact, reimbursable screenings for diabetic patients of all ages. These are not just services for Medicare patients—they are essential tools for better outcomes and smarter care across your entire patient population. DTC’s plug-and-play programs are designed to integrate seamlessly into your existing workflow. No additional staff is required, and we provide training, billing guidance, documentation support, and optional clinical services to ensure success.

Whether you serve a small private practice or a large multispecialty group, DTC gives you the tools to expand preventive services, improve outcomes, and grow your revenue—all while doing what’s right for your patients.