U.S. Clinical Protocols
Diagnostic and treatment pathways aligned with U.S. specialty practice, thoughtfully adapted for the Indian patient.
You do everything right, and yet new symptoms appear. It's frightening — and it isn't your fault. When feet start to burn, wounds stop healing, or numbers won't settle, that's the body asking for a closer look. We find and treat those complications early, with a clear, honest plan — so you can protect your feet, kidneys and nerves, and feel in control again.
Boston Standard Care Pathway
If you recognise one of these, take a breath — noticing it is the hard part, and it's the right thing to do. Tap the one that fits and we'll help you understand it. No judgement, no lectures.
Most clinics manage your sugar number. We treat the complications that develop when sugar control alone isn't enough.
Diagnostic and treatment pathways aligned with U.S. specialty practice — adapted for the Indian patient, measured by clinical outcomes.
— The Boston StandardDiagnostic and treatment pathways aligned with U.S. specialty practice, thoughtfully adapted for the Indian patient.
Including DPN Check® for early nerve damage detection — non-invasive, painless, and far more sensitive than a routine sugar test.
Programs measured by clinical results — reduced symptoms, slowed progression, prevented complications — not by HbA1c alone.
Every program is led by clinicians focused specifically on diabetes complications, with U.S. medical advisor oversight.
Each program follows the Boston Standard Care Pathway — comprehensive assessment, personalized intervention, and continuous outcome measurement.
Burning feet · numbness · tingling · sleep loss
Detect nerve damage early — before it becomes irreversible — with FDA-cleared point-of-care testing.
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Non-healing wounds · infection · gangrene risk
Advanced wound healing protocols to prevent amputation and restore healthy tissue.
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Rising creatinine · proteinuria · declining GFR
Slow progression and protect kidney function before dialysis becomes necessary.
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HbA1c too high · high insulin doses · resistant hypertension
Specialist-led stabilisation when multiple medicines are no longer enough.
Explore ProgramHbA1c remains important — but growing evidence shows complications can develop and progress even in patients with "well-controlled" glucose. Detecting them early is what truly improves long-term outcomes.
Up to half of patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy remain asymptomatic until the condition reaches advanced stages.
Nerve conduction studies detect up to 3× more asymptomatic neuropathy cases than traditional monofilament testing.
One-third of patients with foot ulcers or amputations had an HbA1c below 7% — traditionally "well-controlled".
DPN Check® (NC-stat®) is an FDA-cleared point-of-care nerve conduction device backed by 35+ peer-reviewed studies. Research shows it not only identifies early nerve damage but can help predict kidney function decline and retinopathy progression — risks HbA1c alone may miss.
Early detection of hidden nerve damage enables timely intervention — helping prevent serious diabetes-related complications before symptoms appear.
Select every symptom you're experiencing. Even a single check may signal a complication worth screening.
A multidisciplinary team focused on diabetes and its complications — with guidance from our U.S. medical advisory board.
If available, bring your recent blood test reports, medication list, previous medical records, and any questions or concerns you would like to discuss with your doctor.
Most consultations take approximately 30–45 minutes, depending on your medical history, symptoms, and any assessments that may be required.
Every patient is different. Your doctor will review your medical history, current health status, and test results before recommending a management plan tailored to your needs.
Appointments are recommended to reduce waiting time and ensure that the appropriate specialist is available to see you. Walk-ins are also welcome.
Based on your consultation and assessment findings, your doctor may recommend follow-up visits, additional tests, lifestyle modifications, monitoring plans, or other appropriate next steps.
Whatever your numbers look like today, here you're met with understanding, not a lecture. Because behind every reading is a person — with mornings to enjoy, grandchildren to walk beside, and a family that needs them well.
Real stories from the people we care for will appear here — shared with their permission.
— Add a consented patient testimonialMost diabetes complications are far more treatable when they're caught early. One unhurried consultation is enough to know where you stand — and what to do next.
