Receive extensive expertise and individualized care for the diagnosis and treatment of your endocrine disorder, including diabetes and thyroid disease.
If your body produces too many or too few hormones, it can have serious health consequences. Talk to your doctor if you experience:
Our team of endocrinology specialists offers comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for a full range of endocrine conditions:
Because you are more than your disease, our team works to ensure you have an accurate, timely diagnosis along with customized treatment, which addresses all aspects of your condition.
Some endocrine conditions caused by hormone imbalance have symptoms so mild they don’t require treatment. However, others cause unpleasant symptoms, like rapid heartbeat. And uncontrolled diabetes has serious health consequences.
To determine what’s causing your hormonal issues, our specialists analyze your detailed medical history along with any lab work or advanced imaging tests. Then your treatment is customized to address your specific needs and goals.
Depending on your diagnosis, we offer:
Lifestyle changes can often help reduce or even eliminate the symptoms of an endocrine disorder, helping you get control of your health.
To develop a game plan that promotes healthy choices and sets you up for success, we’ll help you:
If your body produces too much or too little of certain hormones, synthetic hormones may provide balance and alleviate your symptoms.
Medications to manage endocrine disorders include:
Also, our participation in the latest research and clinical trials means you have access to the most up-to-date, evidence-based care available in the region.
Endocrine surgery may be needed if you have growths, excessive swelling, or cancer that cannot be effectively treated with other options.
We work with general surgeons with expertise in endocrine procedures to get you the best care for:
Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) manages various nutrition-related diagnoses.
Our registered dietitians work with you and members of your healthcare team to develop a nutrition plan unique to your body’s needs. We combine your diagnosis with an assessment of your current nutritional intake to create your plan that we then monitor and evaluate.
Plans vary by patient, but may involve:
Appointments are by referral only, which your doctor can make through EPIC or by fax at 513-564-3955.
Our team reviews all referrals and will call the patient to schedule an appointment.
Call 513-585-1218 to discuss any specific diagnosis questions or other questions you might have about our services.
Please note the following info:
If you have diabetes and require hospitalization to address other health issues, your doctor or hospitalist may work with an endocrinologist to assist in managing your diabetes care during your stay.
Our inpatient diabetes services will monitor and help you control your blood sugar levels to lower your risk of developing complications. If you are on oral diabetes medication, we will discontinue their use temporarily and use insulin to lower your blood glucose levels as needed.
While you’re in the hospital, you may consult with nurse educators and registered dietitians. If you need further care, diabetes education is also available on an outpatient basis.
If you have type 1, type 2, or gestational diabetes, our Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialists work with you to develop a self-care plan to manage your blood glucose levels and incorporate healthy habits into your daily life.
We’ve been recognized for high-quality diabetes education by the American Diabetes Association for more than 20 years and follow the National Standards for Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support.
Our comprehensive program includes the following education:
We also offer you ongoing support for any issues or concerns that come up with your care.
The following websites offer helpful information about managing diabetes:
General Diabetes Information
Exercise
Nutrition
Mindful Eating
Prediabetes is a serious health issue that causes your blood sugar levels to rise higher than normal. People with prediabetes are at greater risk of developing type 2 diabetes, which can lead to serious health complications like heart disease and stroke.
Many people with prediabetes may not show any symptoms, which is why it’s important to talk to your doctor about whether prediabetes testing should be included in your annual wellness care.
We offer group and individual education sessions to teach you about understanding and managing your blood sugar:
Many health insurance plans, including Medicare, cover diabetes self-management education for gestational, type 1, and type 2 diabetes. We recommend that you confirm your coverage before scheduling your first appointment.
Your endocrine system is made up of eight major glands that produce and regulate your body’s many hormones, which keep your body’s processes running smoothly. Breathing, eating, growing, reproduction, and weight control are just a few areas affected by your hormones.
When your hormones are out of balance, your endocrine system struggles to compensate.
We offer you team-based endocrinology and diabetes services from board-certified endocrinologists working with a group of expert specialists.
The specialists have years of experience and advanced training to provide you with superior care for a wide range of endocrine issues.
Our Certified Diabetes Educators have specialized training and certifications from the American Diabetes Association, which means you can trust the information they share is accurate, timely, and tailored to your needs.
Our expert endocrinology team sees patients both on an inpatient and outpatient basis, allowing for continuity of care.
