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National Office: PO Box 324 Lower Sackville, NS B4C 2T2 |
What is IPC? | Mission | Verify our charitable status |
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National Office: PO Box 324 Lower Sackville, NS B4C 2T2 |
What is IPC? | Mission | Verify our charitable status |
| If this web site or Insulin Pumpers Canada has been of any help and / or you want to aid the adoption of insulin pump therapy in Canada please send a tax-deductible donation to: Insulin Pumpers Canada PO Box 324 Lower Sackville, NS B4C 2T2 Please do not send cash. |
Insulin Pumpers Canada is a federally incorporated not for profit corporation, and charity (# 88062 9704 RR0001) with it's National office in Lower Sackville, N.S.
Insulin Pumpers Canada began in May 2001, as Insulin Pumpers Nova Scotia. We began as a support group for people who were using insulin pump therapy for themselves or their children and as an information source for people interested in insulin pump therapy. We are not affiliated with any pump company.
What we are evolving into has been directed by the visions of our members (membership is free). They wish to raise the profile of pumping and provide others with the support and knowledge that was a key ingredient to their own success. We seek to fill the void between what medical professionals can do for insulin dependent diabetics and what people who use insulin pumps require in order to optimize their blood glucose control and quality of life by effectively utilizing the insulin pump.
Insulin Pumpers Canada - Nova Scotia Division and head office holds meetings six times per year and are open to all people interested in insulin pump therapy. Ongoing contact on a national basis is available via phone or email.
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To provide an up-to-date one stop forum about pumping insulin for Canadians who:
To provide a means to gather Canadian data and provide statistics on changes in physical
and emotional health and lifestyle (quantitative and qualitative) related to insulin pump
therapy, leading to valid, comprehensive studies.
To provide a forum where advocates across the country can connect in order to facilitate,
support and harmonize their efforts to have coverage for costs associated with insulin
pump therapy.
To provide a list of resources for people to access a means and ways to fund an insulin
pump and supplies.
To gather Canadian data and provide statistics, province by province, to increase
awareness of coverage, medical plans (private and governmental) and tax credits available.