Specialty

Endocrinology: find endocrinologists and care information

Endocrinologists treat hormone-related conditions — diabetes, thyroid disease, osteoporosis, and disorders of the adrenal and pituitary glands.

When to see one

When to see a endocrinologist

  • Difficult-to-control diabetes or a new diabetes diagnosis
  • Thyroid nodules or abnormal thyroid labs
  • Osteoporosis or unexplained fractures
  • Symptoms of hormone excess or deficiency
Subspecialties

Areas within endocrinology

DiabetesThyroidReproductive Endocrinology & InfertilityAdrenal DisordersPituitary DisordersMetabolic Bone / OsteoporosisPediatric EndocrinologyGender-Affirming Hormone Care

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Conditions

Conditions endocrinologists treat

Procedures

Common procedures & tests

What to expect at a visit

Bring recent lab results, a medication and supplement list, and home glucose or blood-pressure logs. Many endocrine diagnoses depend on timed blood tests ordered after the first visit.

Insurance & referrals

Visits, labs, and ultrasound are billed to medical insurance; CGMs and some medications may need prior authorization or step therapy.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an endocrinologist for type 2 diabetes?
Many people are managed by primary care; a referral helps when targets are hard to reach or insulin is needed.
Are thyroid nodules cancer?
The large majority are benign. An ultrasound and sometimes a needle biopsy determine whether any follow-up is needed.
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