Our team of specialists provide treatment of endocrine disorders including osteoporosis, hormone imbalances, thyroid disorders, and diabetes.

For those individuals living with diabetes, you will have access to our Diabetes Education Center team, who will provide resources, education, management, and understanding of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.

Endocrinology Services

• Adrenal disorders
• Continuous glucose monitoring
• Diabetes
• Hyperlipidemia
• Insulin pumps
• Intravenous therapy for osteoporosis
• Low testosterone
• Obesity
• Osteoporosis
• Pituitary disorders
• Thyroid biopsies
• Thyroid disorders (including thyroid cancer)
• Thyroid ultrasonography

Diabetes Services

Our Diabetes Education Center team believes that education is an essential component in the care for those living with diabetes.

Our program partners with your provider to give you the knowledge and skills necessary to achieve and maintain optimal health. Our goals are to reduce the risk of both short and long-term complications that may develop from diabetes.

How to Use Our Diabetes Education Center

Our diabetes education team, accredited by the American Diabetes Association, is a comprehensive group of specialists that work with you, your family/caregiver, and primary care provider. Our team of experts includes certified diabetes educators, nurse educators, a registered dietitian, and an administrative assistant.

Our main location is at our Belpre Medical Campus, next to our Department of Endocrinology office. We also have two expansion sites where diabetes education services and resources are available (Caldwell Clinic and Wayne Street Medical Campus).

This free service is available to our community. Appointments are required for all sessions. For more information, call us at (740) 568-1702.

We offer three community support groups as well as one on one educational sessions. Our support groups include: 

• Diabetes Education (Type 2) Support Group
• Pre-diabetes Support Group
• Youth Diabetes Support Group

Our guest speakers will lead these groups on a variety of topics including diabetes management tips, nutrition, exercise, travel, and more. Members are encouraged to share their experiences to help establish themselves as part of this community.

To learn more about our free community support groups or one on one educational sessions, contact us at (740) 568-1702 or you can visit our calendar of events page for dates.