Events
Dr. Motley hosts a regular virtual educational sessions and in-person social events through her Pear Down community. Please join!
EXCITING NEWS! Beginning January 2026, I’m launching…
The Reset Clinic: Diabetes Remission Shared Medical Appointments
Hosted at Prisma Stone & Main Primary Care. This small-group, physician-led program is designed to help individuals improve blood sugars, reduce medications, and work toward diabetes remission through evidence-based Lifestyle Medicine.
About
This program is fundamentally different from the traditional approach to “controlling” diabetes. Rather than simply managing blood sugars with medications or avoiding carbohydrates to work around insulin resistance, this model focuses on addressing the root cause: insulin resistance itself. We do this through an evidence-based, plant-forward approach, aligned with the recommendations of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine. The goal is not better numbers; it’s getting diabetes off your diagnosis list.
Program Format
• Shared Medical Appointments with 8–12 participants
• 75-minute visits including medical care, education, and group discussion
• Led by Dr. Beth Motley
Schedule
Meets every two weeks for six sessions: Jan 15 & 29, Feb 12 & 26, Mar 12 & 26
Two options each date: 8:30–9:45 AM or 10:15–11:30 AM
Eligibility
Current diagnosis of type 2 diabetes. Established with any Prisma primary care provider and last visit within in the past 12 months. Active MyChart account for eCheck-In prior to appointments. Willing to participate in a shared-visit format.
Billing
These are billed as standard office visits through your insurance, just like when you go in for an a1c check and have medication adjusted.
Space is limited
Please complete the form below and mark your calendar. A MyChart notification will be sent to confirm enrollment in January.
Sat Jan 17, 2026
Prisma Health Dept of Family Medicine
USC School of Medicine Greenville
Spotlight Primary Care
Keynote Speaker
Provider Tools for Implementing Lifestyle Medicine in Clinical Practice
Join Beth Motley MD FACLM, Family Medicine/Lifestyle Medicine physician, to learn how to implement Lifestyle Medicine in your practice. It can be done, with ease and while maintaining productivity, and it’s a truly rewarding way to practice. She will go through how her office visits typically run, review key points for motivating patients, and make all of her materials available to you. Students, residents, and faculty are invited to attend.
Registration to open in late fall.
Prescribing Plants: The Role of Plant-Based Nutrition in Cardiovascular Disease
2026 SC Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Annual Symposium
Fri, Apr 24, 2026
Hyatt Regency, Greenville SC
We will review the evidence supporting plant-based diets for the prevention, stabilization, and potential reversal of cardiovascular disease. We will discuss key dietary components of a heart-healthy, plant-based eating pattern and how they impact inflammation, lipid profiles, endothelial function, and overall cardiovascular risk. And finally, we will explore practical strategies to counsel patients on adopting sustainable plant-forward dietary changes within the context of preventive cardiology nursing care.
