Patients learn how to reverse diabetes complications at Trina Health of West LA open house

January 13, 2016 (MMD Newswire) –Trina Health of West Los Angeles invites people suffering from the complications of diabetes and their loved ones to a special open house. Guests will learn how the unique Trina diabetes treatment can help stop or even reverse the devastating complications of type 1 and type 2 diabetes, providing help and hope for people with diabetes.

The Trina diabetes treatment is covered by all major insurance companies and Medicare, so this important form of diabetes care is now more affordable for more patients.

Trina’s Medical Director, Rahul Dixit, M.D., and the Trina medical staff will conduct the open house and answer any questions that patients, their caregivers, or loved ones may have. Dr. Dixit says, “We’re very excited to offer people with diabetes the opportunity to see our clinic, meet our exceptional medical staff, and learn how the Trina treatment will help them better manage their diabetes to improve their quality of life.”

Attendees will have the opportunity to tour the state-of-the-art Trina clinic, conveniently located near the 405 Freeway on Santa Monica Boulevard. Parking is free.

Attendees will also be treated to a choice of great food and refreshments.

Two open houses are currently planned: Wednesday, January 20, 2016, at 6:30 pm, and Sunday, January 24, 2016, at 1:00 pm. Space is limited. Each attendee may bring one guest. To make a reservation, contact Sara Sarhangian, MSN, FNP, at (424) 328-4600 or ssarhangian@trinawla.com. For more information about the Trina treatment, visit www.trinahealthwestla.com/.

About Trina Health of West Los Angeles

The unique treatment at Trina Health of West Los Angeles has been administered more than 200,000 times with no serious adverse reactions.

The Trina treatment is different than other diabetes treatments. Typically, insulin is administered subcutaneously (under the skin) by either a pump or needle. In the Trina diabetes treatment, a nurse delivers insulin intravenously (into the vein) using a specially designed, FDA-cleared medical device that mimics the healthy pancreas. The pancreas produces important hormones, including insulin, that help keep metabolism in balance.

Even after just a few treatments, many people say they feel better, which is due to their improved metabolism. Many patients report a variety of other health benefits, including a return of feeling in their feet, improved eyesight, faster wound healing, more energy, less fatigue, and less diabetes-related depression.

For more information about Trina Health of West Los Angeles, contact Sara Sarhangian, MSN, FNP, at (424) 328-4600 or ssarhangian@trinawla.com. Or visit www.trinahealthwestla.com/.