You Don’t Have to Navigate Diabetes Care Alone.

A diabetes diagnosis can come with a lot to learn, manage, and coordinate. Your MyCareSteps coordinator can help make navigating your care feel more manageable.

Understand Your Next Steps

A diabetes diagnosis can come with a lot of new information and questions. Your MyCareSteps coordinator can help you understand your priorities, work through your questions, and feel clearer about what comes next.

Navigate Your Care

Diabetes care can involve different providers, appointments, programs, and follow-ups. We can help you navigate available services, stay organized, and connect the different pieces of your care.

Find the Right Support

Your needs go beyond appointments. We can help connect you with diabetes education, healthy-living resources, community programs, and supports for challenges such as cost, transportation, or accessing care.

Create Your Account to Begin Personalized Diabetes Care.

MyCareSteps provides personalized care coordination for people in the first two years following a diabetes diagnosis, helping you manage your condition, connect with the right services and stay on track with follow-up care.

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If you need help registering for MyCareSteps or do not have an email, we can assist. Please call: 1-833-640-2215.

This project is a partnership between Serefin Health and Diabetes Care Community.

FAQs

The MyCareSteps team acknowledges that Grey Bruce is located on the traditional territories of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, including the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation and the Chippewas of Saugeen First Nation, and is home to Métis communities across the region.

We honour the enduring connection Indigenous peoples have to these lands and waters. As we strengthen continuity of care in rural communities, we commit to respect, partnership, and ongoing learning in support of reconciliation.

MyCareSTEPS is not a crisis or emergency service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, call or text 988, or go to your nearest emergency department.

We respectfully acknowledge the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples as the original and ongoing stewards of the lands and waters across Canada. We honour their enduring cultures, histories, and contributions, and are committed to reconciliation, respect, and equitable, person-centered care.