Delaware launches pilot to study diabetes wellness and cut costs

An Act To Amend Title 16 Of The Delaware Code Relating To The Delaware Diabetes Wellness Pilot Program Within The Department Of Health And Social Services To Study Diabetic Well Care.

Enrolled· 2026-06-30

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If passed, the bill would start a program that uses tech and diet advice to help Delaware diabetics stay healthier and lower medical costs.

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Citizens could see better health outcomes and possibly lower insurance premiums, but the program needs funding and careful oversight to ensure it truly helps patients.

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Creates a Delaware Diabetes Wellness Pilot Program run by the health department.
Works with doctors, hospitals, and technology companies to pick volunteer diabetic patients.
Collects baseline health data and does regular lab tests on participants.
Uses continuous glucose monitors and apps to give real‑time food and medicine advice.
Provides diet counseling from trained dietitians and diabetes care coordinators.
Aims to shift care from treating illness to keeping people well and to lower long‑term costs.