Endocrinology
Advanced Care for Endocrine Disorders
The endocrine system is made up of glands and organs that create hormones and release them into your bloodstream. Your endocrine system is responsible for many different bodily functions, including metabolism, growth and development, reproduction and more. Endocrine disorders disrupt hormone production, causing your hormone levels to become too high or too low. These hormonal imbalances can negatively affect your health.
The caring and supportive endocrinology experts at University of Vermont Health understand how endocrine disorders such as diabetes, thyroid disease and osteoporosis can impact your life. We offer comprehensive care for common and complex endocrine disorders throughout Vermont and northern New York.
Why Choose UVM Health?
- Dedicated endocrine disorder specialists: No other health system in the region gives you access to as many fellowship-trained endocrinologists with specializations in distinct endocrine disorders. When needed, our team partners with other UVM Health specialties for complete disease management.
- Comprehensive endocrine services: Our experts provide specialized care for lipid disorders, cardiovascular disease, obesity and more, as well as gender-affirming hormone therapies. We offer advanced tests and treatments that are not available elsewhere in Vermont and northern New York.
- Research-based care: We’re the only endocrinology team in the region that’s part of a health system anchored by an academic medical center. Our physicians lead research and clinical trials and train the next generation of endocrine disorder specialists.
- Easy access to providers: Many of our endocrinologists are licensed in Vermont and New York, allowing us to offer digital health visits to residents of both states. You can also use MyChart to communicate with your providers and access medical information.
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Advancing Medicine & Quality of Care
Better care, advanced procedures and cutting-edge treatments for you and your loved ones.
Improving the quality of your care now and into the future by training the next generation of health care professionals.
Immediate access to new treatments before they are widely available.