Fleischer Institute for Diabetes and Metabolism
Atención al paciente
Investigación
The Fleischer Institute is the home to two NIH supported research centers, the Einstein-Sinai Diabetes Research Center, which provides the infrastructure for outstanding basic and translational research and the Center for Diabetes Translation Research, which is devoted to behavioral and community-based research. Montefiore Einstein has been in the forefront of scientific discovery since the 1970s and is widely recognized for its excellence in diabetes research. The Fleischer Institute builds on this foundation of excellence by promoting collaboration and providing resources to support new and promising avenues of research in diabetes and metabolism.
Comprehensive Diabetes Care
The Fleischer Institute clinical program encompasses advanced diabetes care at several sites in the Bronx, including the flagship center at 1180 Morris Park Ave., and a newly opened site in Elmsford. Our multidisciplinary team includes endocrinologists, diabetes educators, advanced practice clinicians (nurse practitioners and physician assistants), nutritionists and specialists in behavioral medicine. Our staff is experienced with all forms of diabetes technology including continuous glucose monitors, insulin pumps and hybrid closed loop systems. Patient education programs and support groups are designed to empower patients to take control of their diabetes and achieve optimal health. A specialized program provides dedicated care for young adults living with type 1 diabetes.
PROMISED© Diabetes Education Program
ADA-recognized since 1996
Montefiore's unique diabetes self-management group education program, the Proactive Managed Information System for Education in Diabetes (PROMISED©), provides comprehensive, high-quality education for adults with Type 2 diabetes in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere. Participants are provided with tools to navigate life with diabetes, improve adherence, and achieve better outcomes with emphasis on cardiovascular health and personal responsibility. Taught in a group setting by highly qualified nurses and nutritionists who specialize in diabetes, the program consists of five, weekly 2-hour sessions. Classes are conveniently scheduled during morning or evening hours and are offered in both English and Spanish. Participants have the option of attending the classes in person or remotely via Zoom.
Topics include:
- Healthier eating
- Becoming more active
- Diabetes medications – how they work and how to take them
- Coping with stress
- Making positive changes
- Getting the best care from providers
For more information or to register for the PROMISED program, call 718-920-7247
Donate
Montefiore Einstein is seeking partners to invest in the Fleischer Institute to promote discovery of new therapies for diabetes and obesity and to improve the health outcomes of local, national and global populations. Philanthropic support of the Fleischer Institute can help address one of the most significant health challenges of the 21st century and continue Dr. Norman Fleischer’s legacy of making a world of difference to a world in need. Join us as we continue this important work.
Donate
Montefiore Einstein is seeking partners to invest in the Fleischer Institute to promote discovery of new therapies for diabetes and obesity and to improve the health outcomes of local, national and global populations. Philanthropic support of the Fleischer Institute can help address one of the most significant health challenges of the 21st century and continue Dr. Norman Fleischer’s legacy of making a world of difference to a world in need. Join us as we continue this important work.
Contáctenos
To learn more about supporting Fleischer Institute for Diabetes and Metabolism, please contact Kristen Kidder in the Montefiore and Einstein Office of Development at:
