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Emergency & Urgent Care

Is this an emergency?

In an emergency, seconds count. If life or limb are at risk, call 911 or come to a Hurley emergency room immediately.

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For injuries that are urgent, but are not life or limb threatening — Hurley Urgent Care is a great option. Visit a location near you.

Diabetes

Hurley Medical Center’s Diabetes Education Program is the largest in Genesee County. These programs are recognized by the American Diabetes Association and certified by the Michigan Department of Community Health as quality self-management diabetes education programs.

We offer three different Diabetes Education Programs:

Adult Diabetes Education Program

The Hurley Diabetes Center helps you learn how to control your diabetes so you can live a healthy life. We teach you what diabetes is, what puts you at risk for getting diabetes, blood sugar monitoring, diabetes medicines, including insulin pump, how to stay healthy with diabetes, and what to eat.

G-2065 Center Road, Suite D
Burton, MI 48519
(810) 262-2310

Diabetes During Pregnancy Education Program

Hurley’s Diabetes During Pregnancy Education Program is the only program in Genesee County that offers diabetes education and medical management to pregnant women with diabetes or pre-diabetes, or who get diabetes during their pregnancy, or who have diabetes and are trying to get pregnant. Our staff will teach you everything you need to know about pregnancy and diabetes.

We teach you what diabetes is and how it affects your pregnancy, what puts you at risk for getting diabetes, blood sugar monitoring, diabetes medications and how to take them/use them, including insulin pump, what to eat and not eat, and how to stay healthy with diabetes.

(810) 262-9126

Pediatric Diabetes Education Program

Hurley’s Pediatric Diabetes Education Program, the only diabetes pediatric education and management program of its kind in Genesee County, assisting children with type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, and pre-diabetes. Our staff members work with children and their parents to help them cope with diabetes and stay healthy as they grow. They also visit schools to teach students and school staff about diabetes.

We teach you and your child what diabetes is, what puts you at risk for getting diabetes, blood sugar monitoring, diabetes medicines, including insulin pump, how to stay healthy with diabetes, and what to eat and not eat.

(810) 262-6162

Support Group Schedule

We offer a monthly support group. A current schedule is available at Diabetes Education Programs.