Greater Somerset County YMCA Earns CDC Recognition for Diabetes Prevention Program
BASKING RIDGE, NJ – Greater Somerset County YMCA is honored to announce earning CDC Full Plus Recognition for the successful delivery of its Diabetes Prevention Program, a distinction reserved for programs that meet rigorous quality and retention standards.
“This designation acknowledges delivery of a quality, evidence-based program that significantly contributes to preventing type 2 diabetes in your community and nationwide,” said Miriam T. Bell, MPH, Team Lead for the National Diabetes Prevention Program at the CDC.
Program Highlights:
- Outstanding Retention and Participation: 100% of participants met completion criteria, with excellent retention at 4, 7, and 10 months.
- Exceeding Outcomes: 80% of participants surpassed national risk reduction benchmarks.
- High Eligibility: 80% of participants met eligibility standards, reflecting exceptional recruitment efforts.
“This milestone reflects the dedication and collaboration of our entire team,” said Miriam C. Balbiani, Greater Somerset County YMCA’s Chronic Disease Coordinator for LIVESTRONG & Diabetes Prevention Programs. “I am grateful to everyone who has supported this program and look forward to continuing our work in creating healthier futures for our community.”
This recognition emphasizes Greater Somerset County YMCA’s commitment to improving community health and well-being through impactful, evidence-based programs.
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