About Our Practice

Who We AreMaryland Endocrine, PA is a single specialty group practice specializing in Diabetes, Endocrine and Metabolic disorders in adults, with an office in Columbia, Maryland. The practice was started in 1982 in Laurel, and expanded to Columbia in 1985. Our group currently provides expert outpatient consultative services to adult patients from a wide geographic area. We limit the scope of our practice to endocrine disorders and ask all our patients to have a primary care physician to attend to their non-endocrine related health care needs.

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Our Specialties

All of our physicians are board certified in Adult Diabetes, Endocrine and Metabolism.

Our areas of expertise include:

  • Type 1 and type 2 diabetes;
  • The metabolic/insulin resistance syndrome including polycystic ovarian syndrome;
  • Thyroid conditions including underactive (hypothyroid) and overactive (hyperthyroid) thyroid disorders, thyroid nodules, goiter, and thyroid cancer;
  • Osteoporosis, vitamin D deficiency, Paget’s disease, and other metabolic bone disease;
  • Unusual forms of high blood pressure;
  • High and low calcium disorders as well as other blood salt disorders;
  • High cholesterol, triglyceride and other lipid disorders;
  • Pituitary and adrenal gland disorders;
  • Male testicular dysfunction
  • Endocrine disorders of pregnancy including gestational diabetes, and more…

We provide ultrasound guided fine needle aspiration of thyroid nodules and continuous glucose monitoring studies, and specialize in managing continuous glucose monitoring and insulin pumps. Our office performs a wide range of laboratory services in our CLIA certified diagnostic laboratory.

Alert Notice

COVID-19 and PATIENT VISITS

We are happy to announce that we are seeing some patients again in our office. We know that there are a lot of patients who need care and have waited for the option of coming into the office. We also recognize that many patients will be concerned about coming to a medical office due to fear of infection. Our goal is to do everything possible to keep you safe. We have made many changes to our office procedures to help make it a safe environment.

When you enter the office you will get your temperature checked as you enter and be asked a series of questions. This is a necessary screening to ensure no sick patients enter our office.  The waiting room will look different and seating will be socially distanced. You will be required to wear a mask and may not bring visitors with you unless you are someone that requires assistance. To comply with the low numbers of people in the office at a given time, we will continue to use virtual care for some patient visits. Please call our office to make appointments.

Continue to take the social distancing recommendations seriously. Please wear your masks, avoid touching your face and wash your hands regularly.Thank you for being patient as we navigate through the constant changes during these challenging times. Any patient who has symptoms of an active respiratory infection, flu like symptoms or has had close exposure to an individual diagnosed with COVID-19, must reschedule their appointment. Anyone with signs of an active respiratory infection who does come to the office will be rescheduled.