Diabetes UK Live Chat
The team of representatives at Diabetes UK Live Chat are available during these hours
Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:45 PM
Diabetes UK offers a free, confidential live chat service to provide information and support to individuals affected by diabetes. Whether you have questions about managing diabetes, need guidance on lifestyle choices, or seek emotional support, their trained advisors are available during working hours to assist you.
How to Access Diabetes UK Live Chat:
To initiate a live chat, visit the Diabetes UK Contact Us page. Look for the live chat icon; if it displays a tick, advisors are available to talk. Click the icon to start your chat. If the service is closed, you can still get in touch using their online form.
Topics You Can Discuss via Live Chat:
- Managing Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes
- Dietary and lifestyle advice
- Information on diabetes medications
- Emotional support and coping strategies
- Guidance for newly diagnosed individuals
For a seamless experience, ensure you have relevant medical information or questions ready when initiating the chat.
To access the live chat click the link below
Other Ways to Contact Diabetes UK
Phone: You can contact Diabetes UK by calling their confidential helpline at 0345 123 2399. The helpline is available Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Email: For assistance via email, reach out to helpline@diabetes.org.uk. A trained advisor will respond to your inquiry as soon as possible.
Social Media: Stay connected with Diabetes UK for updates, resources, and community support through their official social media channels:
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- Twitter: @DiabetesUK
- Facebook: Diabetes UK Facebook Page
- Instagram: Diabetes UK Instagram
Additional Information
- Website: www.diabetes.org.uk
- Services Offered: Information and support for individuals living with diabetes, including educational resources, community forums, and advocacy.
- Note: Diabetes UK provides a range of services to support those affected by diabetes, including a helpline, online communities, and local support groups.
The team of representatives at Diabetes UK Live Chat are available during these hours
Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 5:45 PM
Diabetes UK offers a free, confidential live chat service to provide information and support to individuals affected by diabetes. Whether you have questions about managing diabetes, need guidance on lifestyle choices, or seek emotional support, their trained advisors are available during working hours to assist you.
How to Access Diabetes UK Live Chat:
To initiate a live chat, visit the Diabetes UK Contact Us page. Look for the live chat icon; if it displays a tick, advisors are available to talk. Click the icon to start your chat. If the service is closed, you can still get in touch using their online form.
Topics You Can Discuss via Live Chat:
- Managing Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes
- Dietary and lifestyle advice
- Information on diabetes medications
- Emotional support and coping strategies
- Guidance for newly diagnosed individuals
For a seamless experience, ensure you have relevant medical information or questions ready when initiating the chat.
To access the live chat click the link below
Other Ways to Contact Diabetes UK
Phone: You can contact Diabetes UK by calling their confidential helpline at 0345 123 2399. The helpline is available Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
Email: For assistance via email, reach out to helpline@diabetes.org.uk. A trained advisor will respond to your inquiry as soon as possible.
Social Media: Stay connected with Diabetes UK for updates, resources, and community support through their official social media channels:
-
- Twitter: @DiabetesUK
- Facebook: Diabetes UK Facebook Page
- Instagram: Diabetes UK Instagram
Additional Information
- Website: www.diabetes.org.uk
- Services Offered: Information and support for individuals living with diabetes, including educational resources, community forums, and advocacy.
- Note: Diabetes UK provides a range of services to support those affected by diabetes, including a helpline, online communities, and local support groups.