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Sugar Land (Houston Metro Area)
Sugar Land Medical Building I
15200 S US 59 Hwy., Suite 360
Sugar Land, Texas 77478
T: 832-237-3500
F: 281-494-2872
E: care@diabetesamerica.com
Our Sugar Land health center is located on the third floor of the Sugar Land Medical Building I off the southbound frontage road of Hwy 59 near Sugar Lakes Drive. This health center is easy access for those living in the southwest area of the Houston Metro area including Missouri City, Richmond, Rosenberg and Stafford and Sugar Land.
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Profiles
Tiffany Alonzo
Lead Medical Assistant
Lead Medical Assistant
Tiffany was born and raised in Houston, TX. She did not always know that caring for others was her passion. Growing up, Tiffany dreamed of becoming a photographer because she thought it would be fun and exciting. Her true passion for the medical field began after her first child was born and she began dreaming of becoming a Labor and Delivery Nurse. Tiffany’s medical career started in OB/GYN after receiving her diploma in medical assisting from Texas School of Business in 2001.
After caring for various types of diabetes patients in women’s health and helping family members care for themselves, Tiffany was happy to join a group with a focus on informing and empowering the community about diabetes. Tiffany joined the DA team in 2012, and is delighted to be a part of a company that gives such effortless care to their patients, treating each patient as if they are family.
In her spare time Tiffany enjoys spending time with her husband, three children and three dogs. She hopes one day she can be found relaxing at an outside café, enjoying an authentic Tiramisu and Espresso in a scenic Italian countryside village.
Cathlyn Anderson, MD
Enereida Castro
Medical Assistant
Annie was born and raised in Houston, Texas. She has been a Medical Assistant with DiabetesAmerica for over two and a half years. Annie enjoys working at DiabetesAmerica because she loves helping people and making a difference in the lives of patients. In her spare time she can be found spending time with her husband, newborn daughter, family and friends.
Medical Assistant
Annie was born and raised in Houston, Texas. She has been a Medical Assistant with DiabetesAmerica for over two and a half years. Annie enjoys working at DiabetesAmerica because she loves helping people and making a difference in the lives of patients. In her spare time she can be found spending time with her husband, newborn daughter, family and friends.
Connie Mannke
Diabetes Educator
Connie has over 15 years of experience as a Certified Diabetes Educator, and was one of the first to take (and pass) the certification exam. She is a graduate of the Oil City Hospital School of Nursing in Oil City, PA. Connie later received her BSN from Slippery Rock University, also in PA. Connie became interested in diabetes education when she and a co-worker were asked to develop a Diabetes Education Program at the Oil City Area Health Center. That program is still going strong today. Connie continues to focus her career in diabetes because she can see the positive impact that education has on the lives of people living with diabetes. Connie met her husband, Joe, after moving to Houston. They share an interest in food, wine, and travel. They have visited many exciting places around the world, including Europe, the Middle East, and most recently, the Far East.
Diabetes Educator
Connie has over 15 years of experience as a Certified Diabetes Educator, and was one of the first to take (and pass) the certification exam. She is a graduate of the Oil City Hospital School of Nursing in Oil City, PA. Connie later received her BSN from Slippery Rock University, also in PA. Connie became interested in diabetes education when she and a co-worker were asked to develop a Diabetes Education Program at the Oil City Area Health Center. That program is still going strong today. Connie continues to focus her career in diabetes because she can see the positive impact that education has on the lives of people living with diabetes. Connie met her husband, Joe, after moving to Houston. They share an interest in food, wine, and travel. They have visited many exciting places around the world, including Europe, the Middle East, and most recently, the Far East.
Brenda Neleigh
Diabetes Educator
Brenda Neleigh is a Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator with DiabetesAmerica. She graduated from the University of Missouri with a degree in Nutrition. For the next several years, she worked as a diabetes educator and dietitian in the Dallas area. Brenda then moved to the Houston area and began working with DiabetesAmerica. Brenda enjoys empowering her patients by giving them useful information so they know how to manage their diabetes. That includes asking them about their lifestyle habits and customizing their diabetes management plan accordingly. Brenda is the proud mom of Georgie, a 12-year old terrier mix and enjoys various “crafting” hobbies.
Diabetes Educator
Brenda Neleigh is a Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator with DiabetesAmerica. She graduated from the University of Missouri with a degree in Nutrition. For the next several years, she worked as a diabetes educator and dietitian in the Dallas area. Brenda then moved to the Houston area and began working with DiabetesAmerica. Brenda enjoys empowering her patients by giving them useful information so they know how to manage their diabetes. That includes asking them about their lifestyle habits and customizing their diabetes management plan accordingly. Brenda is the proud mom of Georgie, a 12-year old terrier mix and enjoys various “crafting” hobbies.
Shreya Parikh, MD
Medical Doctor
Dr. Shreya Parikh was born in New York, but raised in Sugar Land, TX. Dr. Parikh received her undergraduate degree at UT Austin and attended medical school at UTMB Galveston. She completed her Internal Medicine residency and Endocrinology fellowship at UT Houston Health Science Center. She likes being an integral part in someone’s life to try to help them make lifestyle changes and live a healthier life. In addition she likes to help people avoid the end-organ damages related to poorly controlled diabetes and provide them with education. Dr. Parikh is married with children. In her spare time she enjoys doing yoga and cooking, as well as spending time with my friends and family.
Medical Doctor
Dr. Shreya Parikh was born in New York, but raised in Sugar Land, TX. Dr. Parikh received her undergraduate degree at UT Austin and attended medical school at UTMB Galveston. She completed her Internal Medicine residency and Endocrinology fellowship at UT Houston Health Science Center. She likes being an integral part in someone’s life to try to help them make lifestyle changes and live a healthier life. In addition she likes to help people avoid the end-organ damages related to poorly controlled diabetes and provide them with education. Dr. Parikh is married with children. In her spare time she enjoys doing yoga and cooking, as well as spending time with my friends and family.
Nancy Vasquez
Medical Assistant
Nancy was born in Florida and raised in the Houston Area. She is a recent graduate of Kaplan University, joining the DiabetesAmerica Team as a Medical Assistant in August of 2010. Her passion for diabetes comes from a long family history of managing the disease. Nancy joined the DiabetesAmerica so she could help patients control their diabetes and care for them as if they were her own family members. She is glad to be a part of the DiabetesAmerica Team because “no one else cares for diabetes patients like we do”. Nancy is married and has children. She enjoys spending most of her time exploring and enjoying time with her family.
Medical Assistant
Nancy was born in Florida and raised in the Houston Area. She is a recent graduate of Kaplan University, joining the DiabetesAmerica Team as a Medical Assistant in August of 2010. Her passion for diabetes comes from a long family history of managing the disease. Nancy joined the DiabetesAmerica so she could help patients control their diabetes and care for them as if they were her own family members. She is glad to be a part of the DiabetesAmerica Team because “no one else cares for diabetes patients like we do”. Nancy is married and has children. She enjoys spending most of her time exploring and enjoying time with her family.
