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Irving/Las Colinas (Dallas / Ft. Worth)
Irving
6420 N. MacArthur Blvd., Suite 130
Irving, Texas 75039
T: 214-774-2723
F: 972-373-0700
E: care@diabetesamerica.com
Our Las Colinas health center is located in a shopping center on the corner of MacArthur Blvd and Royal Lane the Las Colinas area of Irving. Facing Royal, our center is just a short distance from both Hwy 114 and President George Bush Turnpike.
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Profiles
Cynthia Castillo
Medical Assistant
Medical Assistant
Cynthia was born and raised in Dallas. She completed the Medical Assistant Program and Everest College and is currently completing pre-requisite coursework for a nursing program at Brookhaven Community College.
Before coming to DiabetesAmerica, Cynthia worked at Parkland Hospital in the OB Complications Clinic. She chose to transition to diabetes care to expand her knowledge to help those who live with diabetes everyday. Cynthia is excited to be a part of a team of experts in the field and knows she will learn a lot.
Cynthia is lives in North Carrollton with her son and their dog. She enjoys her spending her spare time with her family.
Amy Ewing
Diabetes Educator
Amy was born in Rockford, Illinois but her family moved to the great state of Texas when she was 8 years old. She received her Bachelor of Science in Dietetics from Baylor University and completed her dietetic internship and her Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition from the University of Memphis, in Memphis, Tennessee. Amy is a Registered and Licensed Dietitian and a Certified Diabetes Educator. Amy joined DiabetesAmerica in 2006 and has been educating and empowering her patients with their diabetes care and management ever since. Prior to DiabetesAmerica, Amy worked at Medical City Dallas Hospital where she encountered countless patients struggling with their diabetes and the complications that can result from diabetes. Amy knew from her experiences in the hospital setting that she wanted to move to the front lines in dealing with diabetes care and to ultimately specialize in the field. Amy truly loves what she does and has a great passion in helping her patients to take control of their diabetes at DiabetesAmerica. Amy resides in Dallas with her husband, Billy, and their two amazing sons Michael and Kevin (and Skeeter – the wonder dog!). She is very involved in Cub Scouts with the rest of her family and loves getting away on their family campouts. She is very active, working out 4-5 days a week, boxing on the weekends and running in 5Ks whenever she can.
Diabetes Educator
Amy was born in Rockford, Illinois but her family moved to the great state of Texas when she was 8 years old. She received her Bachelor of Science in Dietetics from Baylor University and completed her dietetic internship and her Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition from the University of Memphis, in Memphis, Tennessee. Amy is a Registered and Licensed Dietitian and a Certified Diabetes Educator. Amy joined DiabetesAmerica in 2006 and has been educating and empowering her patients with their diabetes care and management ever since. Prior to DiabetesAmerica, Amy worked at Medical City Dallas Hospital where she encountered countless patients struggling with their diabetes and the complications that can result from diabetes. Amy knew from her experiences in the hospital setting that she wanted to move to the front lines in dealing with diabetes care and to ultimately specialize in the field. Amy truly loves what she does and has a great passion in helping her patients to take control of their diabetes at DiabetesAmerica. Amy resides in Dallas with her husband, Billy, and their two amazing sons Michael and Kevin (and Skeeter – the wonder dog!). She is very involved in Cub Scouts with the rest of her family and loves getting away on their family campouts. She is very active, working out 4-5 days a week, boxing on the weekends and running in 5Ks whenever she can.
Paul Lyde, MD
Medical Doctor
Dr. Lyde is a Board Certified Internal Medicine physician, who has practiced in the Irving/Coppell, Texas area since 1991. The treatment of patients with diabetes and prevention of complications has long been an interest for Dr. Lyde since it was a condition seen so often in his primary care practice. He notes tremendous advances in understanding the biology of diabetes have occurred since he graduated from UT Southwestern Medical School in 1985. These understandings have enabled healthcare providers like Dr. Lyde to guide patients to goals proven to prevent complications and improve quality of life. Working with a team which includes diabetes educators makes achieving these goals a reality for patients. Dr. Lyde enjoys the meaning in his life that comes from guiding a person through difficult terrain to safe ground, especially when they just didn’t think it could be done. Dr. Lyde has lived in Coppell with his wife and two children since 1994. He is a volunteer and medial director for the Metrocrest Family Health Clinic, a charity clinic providing access to healthcare for people in the Farmers Branch area who would not otherwise be able to receive care. Dr. Lyde is a parishioner at St. Ann Catholic Parrish and is active in the Coppell High School Band Booster program where his children are musicians. And, of course, he enjoys a game of golf now and then.
Medical Doctor
Dr. Lyde is a Board Certified Internal Medicine physician, who has practiced in the Irving/Coppell, Texas area since 1991. The treatment of patients with diabetes and prevention of complications has long been an interest for Dr. Lyde since it was a condition seen so often in his primary care practice. He notes tremendous advances in understanding the biology of diabetes have occurred since he graduated from UT Southwestern Medical School in 1985. These understandings have enabled healthcare providers like Dr. Lyde to guide patients to goals proven to prevent complications and improve quality of life. Working with a team which includes diabetes educators makes achieving these goals a reality for patients. Dr. Lyde enjoys the meaning in his life that comes from guiding a person through difficult terrain to safe ground, especially when they just didn’t think it could be done. Dr. Lyde has lived in Coppell with his wife and two children since 1994. He is a volunteer and medial director for the Metrocrest Family Health Clinic, a charity clinic providing access to healthcare for people in the Farmers Branch area who would not otherwise be able to receive care. Dr. Lyde is a parishioner at St. Ann Catholic Parrish and is active in the Coppell High School Band Booster program where his children are musicians. And, of course, he enjoys a game of golf now and then.
Belinda Sandoval
Lead Medical Assistant
Lead Medical Assistant
Belinda was born in Laredo, Texas. After high school, she joined the Navy and became a Naval Corpsman, working primarily in internal medicine and endocrinology. Following the Navy, Belinda worked as a Medical Assistant Instructor at Kaplan College. She chose to specialize in diabetes care because of her family history and enjoys working at DiabetesAmerica because it allows patients to take care of all their diabetes needs in one place, at one time.
Belinda resides in the Dallas/Fort Worth area with her boyfriend and their adorable little girl. She loves living in the area because there is always something to do and it is easy to get away for a weekend, too.
