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Expanding One-Stop-Shop Diabetes Care Model across Mexico and U.S.

Validate effectiveness of a ‘one-stop-shop’ diabetes model and test key drivers for keeping people in the cascade of care and expand CdA’s model in the U.S. to provide 'one-stop-shop' diabetes care for immigrant populations in Texas and other border states.
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Lilly is working with Clinicas del Azúcar (Sugar Clinics) and MIT on a six-year effort to validate and expand a comprehensive diabetes care model and related efforts that engage underserved patients in improving their health over the long term. The efficacy of the model of care has been validated, and Clinicas del Azucar has leveraged this evidence to significantly expand the number of clinics and people served across Mexico with 37 clinics and close to 300,000 beneficiaries to date. In the coming year, Lilly is supporting Clinicas del Azucar’s model for further expansion into the United States to provide low-cost improved diabetes management and care with the potential to reach 1 million vulnerable Latinx patients by 2030 and in Texas and other border states.

Results and milestones

Partnership was launched in late 2018.

Geographic Reach
  • Americas
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Disease Area
  • Non-communicable diseases
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Partner organizations
Academia or research institute

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Hospitals Health Facilities

Clinicas del Azucar