At Johns Hopkins, we are committed to support your health and wellness starting with diabetes prevention. For people with diabetes, we serve to provide an integrative and comprehensive approach to diabetes care. Learn more about our accredited Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) and Diabetes Self-Management Training (DSMT) clinical services.
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CRISP E-Referral Step-by-Step Process for DPP
- Log-in to the Unified Landing Page at: ulp.crisphealth.org
- Search the desired patient (First Name, Last Name, and Date of Birth are required).
- Select the patient by clicking the box in the “Include” column on the right-hand side of the screen then access the “Referrals Web Form” by clicking the “Referrals” tab at the top of the screen.
- Once in the “Referrals” tab, the Web Form will prepopulate with patient demographic information. Complete the following sections manually: Patient Vitals, Alternate Phone Number, and Email.
- Select Johns Hopkins – BMD Regional Partnership from the “Organization” dropdown.
- Select Diabetes Prevention Program
- Note: The comment box is a required field provided for sharing pertinent patient notes.
- Once the Web Form is complete, check the ‘Patient Consent” box then click “Submit” to send the referral.*
*A referral has only been successfully submitted if you receive a confirmation page and/or a confirmation email from CRISP.
Fax Referrals
- Download the appropriate referral form below:
- Complete the form and indicate any required lab results and patient notes. Ensure that patient contact information is accurate and include referring provider or staff contact information.
- For DPP, fax completed form to 410-367-3304.
- For DSMT, fax completed form to 410-367-2042.
Staff will reach out if additional information is needed.
Staff will contact the patient within 48-72 hrs.
- Complete the DPP interest form if you’re interested registering for diabetes prevention (DPP)
- Complete the DSMT interest form if you’re interested in registering for diabetes education (DSMT)
Featured Articles
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JHM Diabetes Prevention and Education Program
In partnership with the Office of Population Health and under the leadership of Dr. Nisa Maruthur and Dr. Nestoras Mathioudakis, the DPEP was developed as part of a five-year, HSCRC-funded initiative.
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On the Frontlines of Diabetes Prevention
The Brancati Center brings lifestyle intervention-based diabetes prevention and management to Baltimore communities.
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Johns Hopkins, UMMC Team Up To Tackle Diabetes in Baltimore
The Maryland state agency dedicated to containing the state’s health care costs has awarded Baltimore’s two academic medical centers $43 million over five years to take on the type 2 diabetes epidemic as part of a statewide population health initiative.
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Exciting New Initiative to Improve the Quality of Diabetes Care Within JHHS
The Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism and the Office of Population Health are driving an exciting new initiative to improve the quality of diabetes care in our
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Interventions Uncommon for Prediabetes in Primary Care
A U.S. retrospective study found that while 63.4% of prediabetes patients had repeated glycemic testing over one year of follow-up, 10.4% had a primary care visit with a coded diagnosis of prediabetes, 1.0% were referred for nutrition services, and 5.4% were prescribed metformin.
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Johns Hopkins Diabetes Prevention and Education Program
The Hopkins Diabetes Prevention and Education Program is committed to supporting your health and wellness, starting with diabetes prevention. For people with diabetes, we provide an integrative and comprehensive approach to diabetes care. Learn more about the programs we offer.
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Podcast: A Real Patient Story with Leon
This podcast features Leon, who tells about his experience as someone who has had diabetes for many years. Leon speaks with Eugene Arnold, a registered dietitian with our DSMT Program.
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The Power to Stop Diabetes
Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) is an evidence-based year-long lifestyle change program to help participants at risk for type 2 diabetes adopt sustainable, healthy lifestyle choices and achieving weight loss.
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Podcast: Diabetes Self-Management
In this podcast, Eugene Arnold tells us more about the Diabetes Self Management Training Program.
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Diabetes Prevention Program in Baltimore Communities
A recent study reports that few American adults eligible for diabetes prevention programs are participating in them. Dr. Nisa Maruthur shares some suggestions for addressing the problem.