DMeetings is a comprehensive course on diabetes management that gives you the support of AAHP’s diabetes team at your convenience. The nine session course includes videos, discussions, and self-evaluations to help you reach your diabetes goals.

Topics include:

healthy eating and exercise
blood glucose monitoring
diabetes medications
stress reduction
reducing your risk for complications

AAHP recommends setting aside one hour per session two times a week. You may either watch the videos anytime and call Linda Goldsholl, RD at 240-777-1701 between 8am - 3pm with your questions or you can join a conference call on Mondays at noon or 7:30pm with your questions.

You must be a resident of Montgomery County, MD to register and enroll in this course. AAHP Staff will call to verify your zip code.

To find diabetes education courses in your area, please consult the American Association of Diabetes Educators here.

DMeetings Registration

First name (required)

Last name (required)

Email address (required)

Phone number

Zip code (required)

Race

Ethnicity

Sex

Age

Height

Weight

A1C

Date of last A1C test

Do you have a doctor?YesNo

Do you have health insurance?YesNo

Select all you have been diagnosed with:DiabetesPre-diabetesHigh blood pressure

Are you on medication for diabetes or high blood pressure?YesNo

Thank you! Your registration has been received!

Please download the Dmeetings Tip Sheet here.

Enrollment Instructions

Go to https://www.dmllc.info/africanamericanhealthprogram/index.php.
On the home page, in the yellow box next to New User, click on "Get Started."
On the Account Register page, enter the required information and the access code (AAHP 1000), then click "Complete Registration" at the bottom of the page.
After you have reviewed the Terms and Conditions, click in the box next to "I have read and agree to the above terms and conditions," then click Submit.
Once you arrive at the Welcome Page, you may begin your lessons.

An administrator will be in touch with you via email with more information.

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