Treatments & technology
Diagnostic and treatment options used at Boston Diabetes Center, chosen and individualized for each patient’s diagnosis and history.
DPN Check nerve conduction testing
A point-of-care nerve conduction test that can help detect peripheral neuropathy in minutes.
Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM)
A wearable sensor that tracks glucose levels throughout the day, reducing the need for frequent finger-prick testing.
Insulin therapy
Individualized insulin regimens for patients who need them, adjusted to each person's glucose patterns.
ISR (Insulin Sensitivity Restoration)
An adjunctive therapy used alongside standard-of-care diabetes management for insulin resistance.
GLP-1 based therapy (semaglutide/tirzepatide)
Prescription-only injectable or oral therapies for type 2 diabetes and, in some cases, weight management — individualized to each patient.
Iron therapy
Treatment for iron-deficiency anemia when linked to diabetes or chronic kidney involvement.
Diabetic foot ulcer wound care
Structured wound care for diabetic foot ulcers, aimed at healing and preventing complications.
Facilities & day-care services
- Diagnostic lab facility
- On-site pharmacy
- IV fluids
- IV medications
- Iron injections
- ISR pulsatile insulin therapy
IV treatments and iron injections are provided following a medical assessment. ISR pulsatile insulin therapy is offered alongside standard diabetes care. Contact the practice for availability and appointment details.