With the improvement of people's living standards, the rising prevalence of diabetes, and the increasing medical burden, planning and optimizing diabetes management have gradually become the focus of society. In order to meet the medical needs of diabetic patients and provide high-quality comprehensive management services, a series of policies advocate that diabetes management should be extended to the community. By sorting out the relevant literature on classic diabetes community management models at home and abroad, this article analyzes the current status and deficiencies of community management, and provides a theoretical basis for formulating scientific and effective diabetes community management model.