Diabetes and Endocrinology

Enjoying life starts with a healthy mind and body. We focus our attention on helping your body maintain proper hormone production, ensuring that you feel well and stay well.

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(402) 354-1230

Why Methodist?

No matter your symptoms, our systematic approach is designed to properly diagnose and treat hormonal, glandular and blood sugar-related diseases and ailments. At the Methodist diabetes center in Omaha, we can diagnose diabetes and other endocrine diseases or disorders using a comprehensive health assessment and various tests and technologies that:

Check glandular function
Locate a tumor or nodule
Measure hormone and/or blood glucose levels

Many endocrine diseases and disorders require long-term treatment, which may involve regular follow-up and observation. We partner with you to ensure that your individualized treatment plan is collaborative and effective.

Diabetes Care

We provide individual management to help you maintain control over:

Diabetes
Prediabetes
Gestational diabetes

Diabetes Programs

Methodist offers diabetes programs to educate you on self-management, gestational diabetes, glucose monitoring and more. Learn about our diabetes programs at:

Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital (Council Bluffs)
Methodist Physicians Clinic (Fremont)
Methodist Physicians Clinic (Omaha)

Endocrine Care

In addition to diabetes, we treat endocrine diseases and disorders such as:

Adrenal disorders
Endocrine cancers
Gender dysphoria
Gonadal disorders
Menopause
Menstrual disorders
Osteoporosis
Parathyroid disorders
Pituitary disorders
Thyroid disease

Patient-Centered Medical Home

Available at many primary care and specialty clinics, our Patient-Centered Medical Home program is a holistic approach to health care that seeks to actively involve patients and families in their health. Our providers, health coaches and other health care professionals assist adult patients in managing the treatment of acute and chronic illness through preventive services and enhanced communication. The program aims to reduce hospital admissions and emergency department visits while improving the health of patients.

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