Diabetes and Foot Care: What You Need to Know From OSF HealthCare

November is Diabetes Awareness Month. Host Chris Postin talks with Tina Canada, RN, diabetes educator at OSF Holy Family Wound Center, about:

- 38.4 million Americans with diabetes — 60% develop neuropathy and lose feeling in their feet

- How a hidden ulcer under a callus can lead to amputation without warning

- Daily foot checks, safe nail trimming, and shoes that actually protect

- GLP-1 medications: blood sugar control + real weight loss

OSF Holy Family Wound Center (Monmouth):

- Heals most diabetic foot ulcers in ~28 days

- “Gold standard” Total Contact Cast + Master Caster certified team

- 2x Clinical Excellence Award winner

FREE EVENT THIS FRIDAY:

“Save Your Soles” Lunch & Learn

📅 Nov 7 | ⏰ Noon–1 p.m.

📍 OSF St. Mary Medical Center, Conference room 1A, Galesburg

🍽️ Complimentary diabetes-friendly meal will be provided | Open to all

📞 RSVP: (309) 734-1408

Listen now — your feet will thank you.

Tina Canada, RN, OSF HealthCare
Tina Canada, RN, OSF HealthCare

 

November is Diabetes Awareness Month. Host Chris Postin talks with Tina Canada, RN, diabetes educator at OSF Holy Family Wound Center, about:

– 38.4 million

 

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