Alsana is an eating recovery community that offers a fresh approach focused on the total health and wellness of each individual client. Their diabulimia (ED-DMT1) program offers life-saving treatment at all levels of care including residential treatment, partial hospitalization, and intensive-outpatient settings at their Westlake Village, CA and St. Louis, MO locations. Specially trained ED-DMT1 staff and 24/7 on-site nursing ensure that clients receive the highest level of care as they work toward full recovery. Chief Medical Officer, Margherita Mascolo, MD, CEDS, and Chief Nursing Officer, Lyn Goldring, BN, RN, CEDRN are the acclaimed clinical leaders who architected this program, which is based on Alsana’s Adaptive Care Model®. Alsana is proud to treat a broad spectrum of eating, feeding, and co-occurring disorders and serves all genders, members of the LGTBQ+ community, and vegan clients. Alsana is also proud to provide Virtual Treatment Options for clients at the IOP/PHP levels of care.
Website: https://www.alsana.com/ed-dmt1-diabulimia/
Email: info@alsana.com
​Phone: ​866-714-2324
​Center for Change provides 24 hour, 7 day a week diabulimia treatment, nursing, and dietary care which moves patients from unstable blood sugars that are generated by their eating disorder, through the refeeding process into stable blood sugars and towards a healthy and individualized weight range.   In addition to nursing staff, we have physicians and nurse practitioners who evaluate patients consistently and provide medical interventions related to their specific needs. Located in Orem, Utah, Center for Change has a Certified Diabetic Educator on staff that performs weekly assessments for each patient with diabetes.  The CDE is also available for consultation with the other medical team members.  Collaboration and consultation occurs on a weekly basis with outside medical specialists, such as the patient’s endocrinologist, to ensure the best individualized care and treatment are provided for each unique patient.
Website: http://centerforchange.com
Email: pamela.kidd@uhsinc.com 
Phone: (888) 224- 8250
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Park Nicollet Melrose Center's diabulimia program was initiated in conjunction with The International Diabetes Center in 2009 and is the longest running eating disorder program for people with type 1 diabetes. Being a part of the Park Nicollet Medical Center, they are well equipped to manage new or worsening diabetes complications. Their facility is similar to a large, upscale dormitory set in a beautifully wooded area in the suburbs of Minneapolis. The complexity of treating people with comorbid eating disorder and type 1 diabetes is well understood by the team of psychologists, dietitians, doctors, nurses and other specialists. They have diabetes education groups taught by a CDE, and meal groups which allow patients with type 1 diabetes to eat together and work on carbohydrate counting, portions and proper insulin doses with a dietitian.  Melrose Center is a great place if anger or denial towards diabetes or insulin is a big part of your eating disorder.
Website: www.parknicollet.com/SpecialtyCenters/Melrose-Center
                                                                                                       Email: melrose@parknicollet.com
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Eating Recovery Center, Bellevue has hospital facilities with a 24 hour nursing staff and daily visits from a medical doctor which creates an environment that can accommodate most health complications. Located immediately next to Overlake Hospital, gives the center unique access to many different specialists. ERC Bellevue can accommodate both adolescent adult patients, with an amazing family therapy program that can incorporate the whole family into the healing process.  ERC as a whole's best attribute is the staff; Dr. Ovidio Bermudez (the Chief Medical Officer and Medical Director of Child and Adolescent Services) is a leading researcher the field of eating disorders and diabetes. ERC in Bellevue, WA is the only Eating Recovery Center with a  specialty program devoted specifically to diabetes and eating disorders, insulin omission, and the many intricacies that come with ED-DMT1.
Website: http://www.eatingrecoverycenter.com/
Email: info@EatingRecoveryCenter.com
Phone: 877-825-8584
Laureate Eating Disorder, sitting on 40 acres of land,  has available the full range of medical services available at St. Francis Hospital, located in Tulsa, OK.. Nutrition is individualized on the spectrum from meal plans to intuitive eating depending on the person’s medical and behavioral needs. Most of the day patients are in groups with their individual therapist. Typically, the program breaks into smaller groups, each with five to six patients. The teams are trained in a variety of psychotherapy techniques. We can help to clarify unique issues and teach patients how to deal with them effectively. It's not uncommon for patients to struggle with depression, anxiety or obsessive-compulsive symptoms before developing an eating disorder. 
​Website: www.laureate.com/eatingdisorders 
Email: lmrillo​@saintfrancis.com
Phone: 800-322-5173 or 918-491-5775
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