Primary Care · Diabetes Care
Diabetes Care Built Around Your Life.
Good diabetes care fits your meals, your schedule and your culture — including the foods you grew up with.
Understanding diabetes
Type 2 diabetes and prediabetes affect how your body uses sugar. Over time, high blood sugar can affect the heart, kidneys, eyes and nerves — which is why steady management matters.
- A1c and blood sugar monitoring
- Medication choices, including newer options when appropriate
- Kidney, eye and foot check reminders
- Realistic eating plans, including Vietnamese meals
Our approach
- Set A1c goals that fit your age and health.
- Choose medications with you, considering cost and side effects.
- Small, sustainable changes over drastic diets.
What to expect
- 1Review of your blood sugar history and medications.
- 2Lab work, including A1c and kidney function.
- 3A personal plan for food, activity and medication.
- 4Regular follow-ups to track progress.
Insurance accepted for primary care
We accept many Medicare, IPA and PPO plans. Coverage depends on your plan and medical group — we're happy to check for you.
See accepted insuranceFrequently asked questions
Can prediabetes be reversed?
For many people, weight loss and activity can bring blood sugar back toward normal. Results vary.
Do I have to give up rice?
Usually not. We focus on portions, timing and balance rather than banning foods.
How often should A1c be checked?
Often every 3 to 6 months, depending on how well controlled it is.
Can weight management help my diabetes?
Often yes. See our Medical Weight Loss and Metabolic Health pages.
Meet Dr. Trung Pham
- Board-Certified Internal Medicine
- Board-Certified Obesity Medicine
- Certified Menopause Practitioner