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Diabetes — Resource Guide
Curated by Michael Fox Insurance
Printed June 18, 2026
Diabetes support & resource hub
Diabetes is a daily marathon. The right tools, support, and financial help can change everything.
Whether you're newly diagnosed with Type 1, managing Type 2, or caring for a loved one, this page gathers the most trusted helplines, insulin and CGM assistance programs, education, and financial aid in one place.
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Helplines and direct support
Free, confidential, and staffed by trained specialists. You don't need to know what to ask — just reach out.
American Diabetes Association
800-DIABETES (800-342-2383)Information, advocacy, and referrals for Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
Visit websiteJDRF (Breakthrough T1D)
800-533-2873Type 1 diabetes support, newly diagnosed Bag of Hope, and research.
Visit websiteInsulin Help (GetInsulin.org)
Online toolFind emergency insulin and ongoing affordability programs in your state.
Visit websiteEldercare Locator
800-677-1116Federal directory connecting older adults to local diabetes and home care services.
Visit website988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
988Free, confidential 24/7 emotional support — diabetes distress is real.
Visit websiteTrusted national organizations
Where to learn, connect, and get guidance
American Diabetes Association
Comprehensive education, advocacy, and Standards of Care.
Open resourceBreakthrough T1D (formerly JDRF)
The leading Type 1 diabetes nonprofit — research, advocacy, and support.
Open resourceCDC Diabetes
Trusted public-health information, statistics, and prevention programs.
Open resourceBeyond Type 1 / Beyond Type 2
Modern, community-driven education and peer support.
Open resourceDiabetes Education Online (UCSF)
Free in-depth education on Type 1 and Type 2 management.
Open resourceChildren with Diabetes
Support for families raising kids with Type 1.
Open resourceInsulin & medication assistance
Help affording insulin, GLP-1s, and supplies
No one should ration insulin. Multiple programs offer free or capped-price insulin and diabetes medications.
GetInsulin.org
One-stop tool to find emergency and ongoing insulin assistance.
Open resourceLilly Insulin Value Program ($35/month)
Capped pricing for most Lilly insulins regardless of insurance.
Open resourceNovo Nordisk Patient Assistance
Free or reduced-cost insulin and GLP-1 programs.
Open resourceSanofi Patient Connection
Free insulin and savings programs for eligible patients.
Open resourceMark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs
Transparent low-cost pricing on many diabetes medications.
Open resourceRxAssist
Directory of every manufacturer patient-assistance program.
Open resourceDevices, CGMs & pumps
Continuous glucose monitors and pump support
Dexcom Patient Support
CGM education, coverage help, and device support.
Open resourceAbbott FreeStyle Libre
CGM education, savings card, and Medicare coverage info.
Open resourceTandem Diabetes
t:slim X2 insulin pump education and support.
Open resourceInsulet Omnipod
Tubeless insulin pump information and savings programs.
Open resourceMedtronic Diabetes
Pumps, CGMs, and 24/7 technical support.
Open resourceMedicare Coverage of CGMs & Pumps
Most CGMs and insulin pumps are now covered for eligible beneficiaries.
Open resourcePrevention & Type 2 reversal
Programs that work for prediabetes and Type 2
CDC National Diabetes Prevention Program
CDC-recognized lifestyle programs covered by most insurance and Medicare.
Open resourceADA Risk Test
Free 60-second test to assess your Type 2 risk.
Open resourceFind a Diabetes Care & Education Specialist
ADCES directory of certified diabetes educators in your area.
Open resourceDiabetes Food Hub
ADA's recipe and meal-planning library.
Open resourceFinancial assistance & benefits
Help paying for medications, supplies, and care
Social Security Disability (SSDI)
Diabetes with serious complications can qualify for SSDI.
Open resourcePatient Advocate Foundation
Case management and copay relief for chronic conditions.
Open resourcePAN Foundation — Diabetes Funds
Disease-specific copay assistance for diabetes-related conditions.
Open resourceHealthWell Foundation
Copay and premium assistance for eligible diabetes patients.
Open resourceNeedyMeds
Drug discount card and database of patient-assistance programs.
Open resourceLong-term care planning with Michael
Diabetes complications often drive long-term care need. Plan ahead while you're insurable.
Open resourceCaregiver & family support
Help for parents, partners, and family caregivers
Children with Diabetes
The largest community for families raising kids with Type 1.
Open resourceBeyond Type 1 Community
Free peer connection app for people and families living with diabetes.
Open resourceCaregiver Action Network
Help Desk (855-227-3640) and toolkits for family caregivers.
Open resourceJDRF One Walk & Local Chapters
Local Type 1 community connection and family events.
Open resourceClinical trials & research
Be part of the search for better treatments and a cure
ClinicalTrials.gov — Diabetes
Federal database of every registered diabetes trial in the U.S.
Open resourceT1D Exchange Registry
Patient-powered Type 1 research network — contribute from home.
Open resourceTrialNet (Type 1 Risk Screening)
Free screening for relatives of people with Type 1 diabetes.
Open resourceLocal & community help
Find services in your neighborhood
Planning ahead
Decisions that protect your family
Diabetes raises long-term risks of heart, kidney, and vision complications. Putting financial and medical plans in place early protects your wishes and loved ones.
Five Wishes Advance Directive
The most widely used living will in America.
Open resourceNAELA — Find an Elder Law Attorney
Powers of attorney, healthcare proxies, and asset protection planning.
Open resourceLong-term care planning with Michael
Hybrid LTC, traditional LTC, and annuity-with-care options that fit your situation.
Open resourceShare this with someone you love.
A diagnosis can feel isolating and overwhelming — but you can be the light in someone else's darkest moment. If you know a family walking through Diabetes, forward this page. One small act of sharing can connect them to the hotlines, specialists, and community that help carry the weight.
A note from Michael
You don't have to face Diabetes alone.
I built this hub because watching my own family navigate a serious diagnosis showed me how hard it is to find trustworthy help when you need it most. If something here eases the load — even a little — it's worth it.
When you're ready to talk about protecting your family financially, I'm here — no pressure, no cost.
Informational only — not medical, legal, or financial advice. Always consult a licensed professional. In an emergency, call 911.