Angelika Gabrielski treats adult diabetes and thyroid disease at Duke locations in Durham and Raleigh while considering medication affordability in care plans.
Adults seeking diabetes care
Adults seeking thyroid disease treatment
Patients needing endocrinology care in Durham or Raleigh
Duke Children's Infectious Diseases Creekstone provides pediatric infectious-disease consultations and follow-up for HIV, hepatitis, bone infections, and recurrent fevers in Durham.
Children with complicated bone infections
Children needing care for HIV, hepatitis B, or hepatitis C
Duke Endocrinology South Durham provides adult endocrine care with diabetes educators, insulin pump training, continuous glucose monitoring, and thyroid procedures.
Adults needing Type 1, Type 2, or latent autoimmune diabetes care
Patients seeking insulin pump training or continuous glucose monitoring support
Patients needing thyroid ultrasound or fine needle aspiration biopsy
Duke Endocrinology South Durham provides adult endocrine care with diabetes educators, insulin pump training, continuous glucose monitoring, and thyroid procedures.
Adults needing Type 1, Type 2, or latent autoimmune diabetes care
Patients seeking insulin pump training or continuous glucose monitoring support
Patients needing thyroid ultrasound or fine needle aspiration biopsy
Which Durham endocrinologists offer insulin pump and continuous glucose monitoring support?
Michael Canos and Sona Sharma are listed with insulin pump training and continuous glucose monitoring support. Canos's clinic also provides diabetes education through trained clinic educators.
Are there endocrinologists in Durham who see children?
Kathryn O'Donnell is listed as accepting both adult and pediatric endocrinology patients. The other providers described here are listed primarily for adult care.
Who specializes in hyperparathyroidism or osteoporosis in Durham?
Nicole Andrea Sagalla has a particular clinical interest in hyperparathyroidism and osteoporosis and treats other calcium disorders.
Do these endocrinology practices provide emergency or after-hours care?
The listings describe scheduled outpatient care and do not identify emergency or after-hours endocrine treatment. Urgent symptoms should be handled through emergency services rather than a routine specialist appointment.