Every day, over 400 diabetic patients visit the center to receive services such as medical record creation and periodic examinations by specialists and sub-specialists (Internal Medicine, Endocrinology, Ophthalmology, Cardiology, Rheumatology, Nephrology, Dermatology, etc.).

Additional services include nutritional counseling, retinal imaging, education on ulcer prevention and insulin injection techniques, diabetic wound dressing, and diabetes-related laboratory testing.

It is worth noting that a number of these patients are referred to the center by general practitioners from health centers across the province.

• Conducting screening for at-risk individuals and the general population using various methods
• Collaborating with other organizations and academic institutions on the prevention of diabetes and its associated risk factors

• Collaborating with various faculties on student education and conducting research projects
• Organizing training workshops, particularly for physicians
• Producing books, booklets, pamphlets, brochures, etc.
• Organizing educational classes for patients
• Providing face-to-face patient education and counseling
• Preparing educational materials for staff, students, and patients
• Hosting seminars, conferences, symposiums, etc.

• Developing and applying scientific expertise regarding the understanding of diabetes and its associated risk factors
• Conducting fundamental, epidemiological, and clinical research aimed at improving public health through diabetes prevention within the province
• Implementing research findings in the community and encouraging provincial researchers to engage in diabetes-related studies
• Collaborating with other research centers and relevant departments.
• Improving the lifestyle of diabetic patients and enhancing their health status.
• Engaging in scientific collaboration with research and medical centers in other countries and with international organizations, in compliance with the laws and regulations of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
• Conducting community-oriented activities focused on education, research, prevention, and treatment
• Conducting research related to diabetes—specifically regarding prevention, treatment, and improving the quality of life for diabetic patients