Fran Leclercq - Credentialled Diabetes Educator

11/07/2025

We're more than just a clinic—we're your specialist health partners. Join our Insta family 🤝

14/03/2025

Want to know more about the new Omnipod 5 system?
Join the diabetes specialist team at Living Diabetes & Endocrinology for our Omnipod 5 information event!
Hear insights from our team plus an Omipod 5 user on how the system works, get all of your questions answered, and have an up-close look at the system.
PLUS meet some of our Endocrinologists and Diabetes Educators - we'd love to see you there!

Register using the link below: https://www.trybooking.com/CYXBX

28/02/2025

1 day to go! Are you eligible for subsidised CGM and want to access the G7?
You will need to complete an NDSS CGM access or update form through your Diabetes Educator or Endocrinologist.
The team at Living Diabetes and Endocrinology can help!
www.livingdiabetes.com.au

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions

20/02/2025

Interested in the Omnipod 5?! Join the team at Living Diabetes & Endocrinology as we discuss all you need to know about the latest Hyrbrid Closed System on the Australian Market. There will be an opportunity to listen to an Omnipod 5 user, have a hands-on look at the controller, and meet some of our team of Endocrinologists, Diabetes Educators, and other Allied Health professionals

23/10/2024

Have you ever left a healthcare appointment feeling unsure about what was discussed?

Today is Drop the Jargon Day—a reminder to health professionals that it's our job to communicate in an effective way, ensuring that everyone understands the information shared.

And remember, if something isn't clear, don't hesitate to speak up. Your understanding is essential for your health and well-being.

15/10/2024

I'm thrilled to announce that I have joined the incredible specialist team at Living Diabetes & Endocrinology

Based in Osborne Park in Perth, Living Diabetes & Endocrinology is the only out of hospital service to provide full wrap around multidisciplinary specialist care to people living with Diabetes.

Not only do the team have next level experience, but they also strive to deliver care in a non-judgemental, holistic, and patient centred way.

To find out more or to make a booking, head to www.livingdiabetes.com.au 💙

03/10/2024

19/09/2024

A huge thank you to
What an absolute privilege it has been to be part of this amazing team 🌱🌻
The support and friendship I've experienced here has been second to none!

Looking forward to some exciting things to come... 👀

25/08/2024

Just catching my breath after attending this year's Australian Diabetes Congress here in Perth.

The advancements in diabetes care are truly exciting, and it’s so uplifting to connect with health professionals who share my passion for person-centered care.

This event always inspires me to keep improving, learning and growing to be the best clinician I can be - feeling very grateful for this opportunity 💙

15/07/2024

It's National Diabetes Week, and it's fantastic to see that this year's focus is on equitable access to diabetes technology.

Throughout my career, I've witnessed remarkable advancements in diabetes technology. There are now numerous outstanding options available for people living with diabetes. The evidence is clear: these technologies not only improve diabetes management and reduce the risk of long-term health complications, but they also alleviate the mental burden associated with managing the condition. This relief extends beyond the individual to their loved ones—something I can personally attest to.

However, in Australia, access to this life-changing technology is limited. It's a situation of the haves and have-nots, as the costs are prohibitively expensive. People with Type 1 Diabetes need high-level hospital cover health insurance to access an insulin pump, which isn't affordable for everyone, especially with the current cost of living. Additionally, people with Type 2 or other types of diabetes must pay completely out of pocket for Continuous Glucose Monitoring.

Access is crucial. Why develop these technologies if people can't use them?

Let's hope this campaign and the recent parliamentary inquiry drive meaningful change.