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In 2004 GE Energy launched Diabetes Prevention@GE Energy, a diabetes prevention program for employees at high risk for diabetes. The ten one-hour classes are adapted from diabetesatwork.org lesson plans. The Diabetes Prevention Program classes are offered over a six-month period. Programs are offered in Atlanta, GA, Houston, TX, Greenville, SC, and Schenectady, NY. Each session has 45 to 50 minutes for education and 10 to 15 minutes of exercise led by an exercise video.

GE Energy presented its Pre-Diabetes Intervention Program at the National Business Group on Health's Business Health Agenda meeting in March 2005. Click on the following link to view the presentation:

GE Energy File Size
Microsoft PowerPoint Pre-Diabetes Intervention Presentation 6825 KB
Program Components  
Microsoft Word Sample Health Survey 92 KB
Acrobat PDF Logo Sample Employee Invite Letter 24 KB
Introduction: What is Diabetes? Why Do I Want to Avoid It? Who Is At Risk For It? And Can I Avoid It?
Microsoft PowerPoint Lesson Plan 1802 KB
Pursuing the Fountain of Youth: Strategies for Staying Strong and Healthy as We Get Older
Microsoft PowerPoint Lesson Plan 1320 KB
Microsoft Word Handout 59 KB
Getting Started With Weight Control: Increased Activity
Microsoft PowerPoint Lesson Plan 2148 KB
Microsoft Word Handout 300 KB
Modifying Fat Intake to Minimize Cardiovascular Risk
Microsoft PowerPoint Lesson Plan 524 KB
Microsoft Word Handout 156 KB
GE Energy's 4 Key Nutrition Messages With Focus on Portion Control
Microsoft PowerPoint Lesson Plan 9718 KB
Nutritional Guidelines for Good Health  
Acrobat PDF Logo Lesson Plan 6667 KB
Acrobat PDF Logo Handout 1356 KB
Learning to Manage Stress  
Acrobat PDF Logo Lesson Plan 1395 KB
Acrobat PDF Logo Handout 167 KB
Coping with Disease and Depression  
Acrobat PDF Logo Lesson Plan 580 KB
Acrobat PDF Logo Handout 58 KB
Acrobat PDF Logo Controlling High Blood Pressure 650 KB
Taking Good Health to Heart  
Acrobat PDF Logo Lesson Plan 1392 KB
Acrobat PDF Logo Handout 59 KB

Special Note: Users may download and adapt these materials. Some GE Energy trademark language has been omitted from these documents.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' National Diabetes Education Program is jointly sponsored by the National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention with the support of more than 200 partner organizations.