The Life Center is the Community’s Resource for Health and Wellness. We are a multispecialty clinic specializing in health promotion and disease prevention. We work with patients and families to prevent and manage various endocrine and metabolic conditions such as hypo or hyperthyroid, diabetes, menopause, and obesity. We use a comprehensive team approach to create an individualized plan of care for our patients.

 

Our services include, personal training, nutrition education, diabetes prevention with lifestyle coaching, an endocrinologist, nurse practitioners, nursing care coordination, garden set up and education, 1:1 appointments, group classes, and counseling and support throughout your journey. Patients don’t need a physician’s referral unless they are seeing our endocrinologist. 

Important Fitness Information

Life Center Fitness Services Are Ready to Help You Get Healthy and Fit!

Fitness Center Guidelines:

• Federally Recognized Tribal members and GRHC patients ONLY

• Complete Intake Form with a Fitness Instructor prior to use of gym (Under 18 must have parent/guardian present)

• No referral required, but preferred when working with trainer

Training options include:

  1. Personal training – all activities performed with a trainer (Pre-assessment, Goal Setting, Fitness Activity Plan and Workout Routine Design, Workout Sessions, Post-assessment)
  2. Fitness Coaching – same as Personal Training except unsupervised workouts
  3. Independent Workouts – unsupervised workouts and no additional trainer services

Could You Have Prediabetes?

Click here to take the CDC Prediabetes Risk Test.

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SAFETY WARNING PROCESS

Abbot Freestyle Libre Device

To determine if the Reader needs to be replaced, please have your patient answer the following questions:

 

INSPECTION

1. Does the Reader appear damaged or cracked?

2. Do you see any swelling in your Reader?

3. Has the Reader been too hot to hold?

4. Is the Reader no longer able to hold a charge (for example, does it turn off unexpectedly or immediately after charging?)

If the patient answered NO to all the above questions and is still concerned, perform a quick Reader Test.

 

Touch the Settings symbol from the Home screen, select System Status, and then select Reader Test. The Reader Test will perform internal diagnostics, allowing the patient to check that the display, sounds, and touchscreen are working correctly. For further instructions on how to perform a Reader Test, visit www.FreeStyleBattery.com.

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