IOLEBA’s focus beginning the summer of 2025, and the remainder of this year is Diabetes and specifically Stage 1 diabetes, assisting American’s under the age of 65 access to lower insulin costs. As part of this focus we will be looking at diabetes as a disease across the USA and provide information, resources and action to assist the growing population in the USA that face this health issue. The positive news is there are solutions that can keep this becoming an epidemic. Presently however there is an epidemic for people with stage 1 diabetes and their need for insulin and its prohibitive costs. Our goal for the summer 2025 campaign is to help 60,000 stage 1 diabetes patients find lower cost insulin. Learn more and then direct someone you may know to our simple attempt to assist in finding some assistance.
As of 2025, about 2 million Americans have type 1 diabetes, including approximately 304,000 children and adolescents. This number comes from the American Diabetes Association and CDC statistics, which are the most up-to-date and reliable sources for diabetes prevalence in the United States.
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For more detailed and current statistics, you can visit the CDC’s National Diabetes Statistics Report.
Take less than 2 minutes and hear Claudia provide a quick overview to IOLEBA’s 2025 Campaign. Our bottom line is getting the word out to inform the 60,000 Americans who can not afford their life saving insulin medication there is an option to consider.
Campaign 2025 is getting the word out, that there is an option that could improve their health and lifestyle.
Take a picture of the card above, or click the picture above to link to a Pdf version of the card or use the QR code. Just take the photograph or Pdf card to your pharmacist with your prescription.
Listen to our 19 minute Podcast and learn more. Our campaign has one primary objective to get the word out to the 60,000 individuals that are having a financial challenge to learn of the IOLEBA & RxPrime using Walgreens offers an alternative. At IOLEBA we are asking everyone to share this information and get the word out.
IOLEBA and RxPrime provide a free, HIPAA-compliant savings card accepted at major pharmacies like Walgreens. Anyone can use it — no registration or insurance required.
We’re asking employers, schools, houses of worship, and community groups to help us spread the word.
✅ Download a free flyer for your staff, members, or volunteers
✅ Share QR codes and links to the savings card
✅ Help ensure no one in your circle skips insulin due to cost
Together, we can make insulin affordable and accessible — one community at a time.
Our challenge at IOLEBA, is to get the card into everyone’s hands. The RxPrime Card is good at over 10,000 pharmacies and provides savings on thousands of medications. Our Campaign 2025 is focused on those that can not afford insulin, but actually can help many others save on their prescriptions. When you click the flyer above an 8.5 X 11 inch sheet of paper has two (2) flyers on it in a pdf form. Download the flyer, print it out and then use the black line at the bottom as the marker to cut the paper in half and you will have 2 flyers to post. Another way to distribute is to email this page to members, employees, family and friends. https://ioleba.org/insulin. The RxPrime Card is HIPAA compliant and is not backed by investors or traded on the stock market owned by shareholders. This card was created over 10 years ago for the purpose of helping people save money on their meds. IOLEBA as an organization was formed to support small business owners and is proud to be able to share this information as a service to everyone. Please assist us by sharing this flyer or web page to the communities you are part of. We thank you in advance. IOLEBA STAFF
IOLEBA’s priority for CAMPAIGN 2025 is to get the word out there are options to obtaining lower cost insulin and other meds. Equally important is providing addition resources and information for both obesity and diabetes as both are serious health issues to many Americans. Resources and tools to assist folks with diabetes are available nationwide. We will be adding informative information over the course of our campaign. The total number of Americans with type 1 and type 2 diabetes is about 38 million. This figure includes both diagnosed and undiagnosed cases. Diabetes is a major health issue in America today and we at IOLEBA will include more resources and information to assist our readers.
Dr. Michele Arthurs & Kaiser Permanente Center for Healthy Weight and Lifestyle Medicine
Your Diabetes Care Partner
Dr. Michele Arthurs is a board-certified obesity medicine specialist and physician leader at Kaiser Permanente’s renowned Center for Healthy Weight and Lifestyle Medicine. As the Medical Weight Management Lead, Dr. Arthurs combines advanced medical expertise with compassionate care to help diabetic patients achieve lasting health improvements.
Why Choose Dr. Arthurs for Your Diabetes Care?
Specialized Expertise
Comprehensive Approach Dr. Arthurs understands that diabetes management goes beyond blood sugar monitoring. She focuses on:
The Center for Healthy Weight and Lifestyle Medicine
Award-Winning Care
Comprehensive Services for Diabetics
What Makes Our Diabetes Care Different?
Evidence-Based Results
Personalized Treatment Plans
Convenient Locations Serving patients throughout Maryland, Washington DC, and Virginia with multiple convenient locations and comprehensive support services.
Ready to Take Control of Your Diabetes?
Dr. Arthurs and the Center for Healthy Weight and Lifestyle Medicine are here to support your journey toward better health. Experience the difference that nationally-recognized, comprehensive diabetes care can make in your life.
Contact Kaiser Permanente Camp Springs Medical Center at (301) 702-6100 to schedule your consultation with Dr. Arthurs.
Sources: Kaiser Permanente Mid-Atlantic, Center for Healthy Weight and Lifestyle Medicine, Diabetes Care Rankings
1. American Diabetes Association (ADA) – Diabetes Food Hub
2. U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) – MyPlate
3. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) – Diabetes Meal Planning
4. National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) – Diabetes Diet, Eating, & Physical Activity
5. Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health – Healthy Eating Plate
6. Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics – EatRight
7. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) – DASH Eating Plan