Type 2 Diabetes Risk Screening

Basic Information

Age (in years)

Weight (in pounds)

Height (feet)

(inches)

BMI —

ZIP Code (optional)

Lifestyle & Daily Habits

Do you usually eat fruit at least once per day?

Yes No

Do you usually eat vegetables at least once per day?

Yes No

In the past 30 days, did you do any physical activity or exercise outside of work?

Yes No

According to the CDC, heavy drinking is defined as consuming 8 or more drinks per week for women and 15 or more drinks per week for men. Does this apply to you?

Yes No

Healthcare Access

Do you currently have any kind of healthcare coverage, including health insurance, prepaid plans such as HMOs, or government plans such as Medicare?

Yes No

Was there a time in the past 12 months when you needed to see a doctor but could not because of cost?

Yes No

General Health Status

How would you rate your general health?

Now thinking about your mental health, for how many days during the past 30 days was it not good? (0-30)

Now thinking about your physical health, for how many days during the past 30 days was it not good? (0-30)

Do you have serious difficulty walking or climbing stairs?

Yes No

Demographics

Sex

Male Female

What is your education category?

What is your income category?

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Estimated Probability

— Risk Level

What Affected Your Score

Longer bars mean a bigger impact on your result. Red bars pushed your risk up, and green bars pushed it down. Items with little or no impact are hidden.

Thank you for contributing to public health surveillance. Your anonymized data has been securely transmitted to the CDC and will help improve future risk models.

As requested, your individual risk score is not displayed.

Want to see how lifestyle changes could affect your risk? Adjust the factors below. The risk probability calculates automatically in real-time using the same regression model.

New Simulated Probability: —

Community & Screening Resources

🏥 Find Health Centers Near You

Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) offer primary care, screenings, and diabetes services on a sliding fee scale — regardless of insurance status or ability to pay.

Data provided by HRSA Health Center Finder

🩺 Questions for Your Provider / PCP

What does my current A1C and fasting blood sugar look like?
Based on my family history and these factors, how often should I be screened?
What specific, realistic lifestyle changes would you recommend for me right now?
Are there any community programs, dietitians, or diabetes prevention classes you can refer me to?

Important: This tool estimates risk for Type 2 diabetes only — it does not assess Type 1 diabetes, gestational diabetes, or other forms. Risk scores are generated by a logistic regression model trained on public health survey data and reflect population-level statistical associations; some degree of inaccuracy is inherent in any predictive model. This is not a clinical diagnosis. The only way to confirm prediabetes or diabetes is a lab-based test such as an A1C (hemoglobin A1C), fasting plasma glucose, or oral glucose tolerance test, interpreted by a qualified healthcare provider. Please discuss your results with a provider to determine appropriate next steps for your individual situation.

Evidence-Based
Type 2 Diabetes
Risk Estimator

About This Tool

Privacy by Design

Tell Us About Your Health

Risk Assessment

What Affected Your Score

Data Submitted Successfully

"What-If" Scenario Simulator

Health Insights & Next Steps

Community & Screening Resources

🏥 Find Health Centers Near You

🩺 Questions for Your Provider / PCP

Evidence-Based Type 2 Diabetes Risk Estimator

About This Tool

Privacy by Design

Tell Us About Your Health

Risk Assessment

What Affected Your Score

Data Submitted Successfully

"What-If" Scenario Simulator

Health Insights & Next Steps

Community & Screening Resources

🏥 Find Health Centers Near You

🩺 Questions for Your Provider / PCP

Evidence-Based
Type 2 Diabetes
Risk Estimator