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Learn about our approach to endocrinology care, available treatment options and how to access care from our endocrinologists.
Our endocrinology division is a top referral center for endocrine disorders. Patients and physicians throughout our region turn to our team for advanced treatments, specialized expertise and personalized care.
The Henry Ford Health difference:
We will match you with the right care team depending on your endocrine condition(s) so you can receive targeted care from an endocrinologist who has the most experience in caring for patients like you.
Depending on your needs, you may visit subspecialized clinics or programs focused on:
Find more information and answers to common questions below:
Endocrine disorders typically cause problems with your hormones or metabolism. Our team treats the entire range of endocrine conditions, including:
When you come to Henry Ford Health, you have access to leading-edge services and treatments, including:
Endocrinologists specialize in the endocrine system, the network of glands that produce and regulate hormones. Our endocrinologists diagnose and manage complex endocrine diseases, creating customized care plans that use the latest treatments.
You may benefit from seeing an endocrinologist if you have a diagnosed but uncontrolled endocrine disorder. Additionally, they may be able to help if you have endocrine symptoms, such as unexplained weight changes, fatigue or growth issues.
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