Metabolism, Endocrinology & Diabetes Patient Care

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Managing Endocrine & Metabolic Disorders

We offer a wide range of general and specialized endocrine clinics. 

With more than 40,000 patient visits per year, our robust clinical care activities comprise of the treatment of diabetes, obesity, thyroid disease and others. We have a large number of faculty with expertise in the cutting-edge management of endocrine and metabolic disorders who see patients in clinics located in Ann Arbor, Brighton, Canton and Northville. In addition, we have several multidisciplinary clinics that offer specific, endocrine-related services.

For our clinic information, specialty clinics, procedure information and more, please visit the Metabolism, Endocrinology & Diabetes section on UofMHealth.org. 

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Endocrine & Metabolic Care at U-M Health

General & Specialized Clinics

We have several multidisciplinary clinics that offer comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services in endocrine and metabolic disorders. Our specialists have vast experience in diagnosing and treating these complex conditions.

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