UnitedHealthcare Catalyst™ Launches in Owensboro to Combat Type 2 Diabetes

Share This Post

Key Highlights

  • UnitedHealthcare Catalyst™ initiative targets type 2 diabetes in Owensboro, partnering with Audubon Area Community Care Clinic and Girls Inc.
  • Program offers comprehensive support for prediabetes and diabetes management, including personalized nutrition and health education.
  • Girls Inc. to implement lifestyle educational programs for youth, focusing on nutrition and physical activity to prevent diabetes.

Source: Business Wire

Notable Quotes

  • “UnitedHealthcare is committed to supporting communities across the Commonwealth with resources to better manage their health,” – Krista Hensel, CEO at UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Kentucky
  • “The impact of diabetes on the population we serve as a community health center is huge… By working together with UnitedHealthcare and Girls Inc., we aim to promote positive changes in our patients and transform their lives to help them meet their overall health goals.” – Samantha Taylor-Kaai, Clinic Program Director at Audubon Area Community Care Clinic
  • “There are so many children in Owensboro and Daviess County who are at risk of developing diabetes and other health conditions… We are grateful to be in a position to help make a meaningful impact in our community.” – Tish Correa Osborne, CEO at Girls Inc

SoHC's Take

The launch of UnitedHealthcare Catalyst™ in Owensboro signifies a critical step forward in the fight against type 2 diabetes, a condition that significantly impacts the local population. By leveraging the strengths of community-based organizations like Audubon Area Community Care Clinic and Girls Inc., the program embodies a holistic approach to health management and prevention. This initiative not only focuses on individuals already diagnosed with diabetes but also aims to instill preventative habits in younger generations. It’s an exemplary model of how collaborative efforts can address complex health issues, showcasing the power of community engagement in creating sustainable health improvements.

More To Explore

Total
0
Share