Endocrinology & Metabolism Institute

Cleveland Clinic’s Endocrinology & Metabolism Institute is committed to providing the highest quality healthcare for patients with diabetes, endocrine and metabolic disorders, and obesity.

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Why Choose The Endocrinology & Metabolism Institute

Our staff is dedicated to exploring ways to improve the care of these patients and to teaching the best methods for treating them. Our diabetes and endocrinology services are continually ranked in the top ten in the nation by U.S.News & World Report. Our multidisciplinary institute is made up of more than 30 staff physicians, 18 fellows, 80 nurses, medical assistants, diabetes educators, secretaries, patient service representatives, coders, administrators and managers, working together to provide the finest care in the country.

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Doctors & Departments

Our Doctors

We can help you choose the top specialist from our pool of Endocrinologists and other physicians and doctors.

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Departments and Centers

Our physicians, surgeons, nurses and other health care professionals work together in areas of expertise to provide the highest level of patient care.

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Conditions & Treatments

Find information on endocrine diseases and conditions we treat. View a list from A to Z.

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Express Care Online Virtual Visits

Select patients can now see our providers online using their smartphone or computer. Ask your doctor if virtual visits are right for you.

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Patient Stories

Mother Makes Her Health A Priority With Bariatric Surgery

Jun 2, 2015

“My first appointment was with a nutritionist, but I also met Dr. Bencsath. Everyone at Twinsburg, from the receptionist to the nurses and doctors, was great. I knew this is where I wanted to be.”

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Diabetes Patient Embraces Doctor's Advice

Jun 1, 2015

“I put that fear aside because my health comes first. Not only do I inject myself, but I am eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, less carbs and sugar. My blood sugar is much lower, but I will continue to eat healthy foods because I want to get off the insulin.”

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