Maryland Endocrine is excited to announce that Dr. Elizabeth Jenkins has rejoined our practice. Dr. Jenkins received her BA in Biology at St. Mary’s College of Maryland. She then went to the University of Virginia and completed her medical degree. She did Internal Medicine residency at the University of Rochester, and then returned to Maryland […]
NURSE VISIT HOURS : Please call office to schedule. By appointment only. No walk-ins. LAB HOURS: Monday through Friday from 8:00 am till 4:00 pm. Call ahead to schedule. By appointment only. No walk-ins Office Phone Hours: Monday through Thursday: 8 am – 12 noon and 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Friday: 8 am -2 pm only.
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Upload Pump Data to share with your Doctor. Below are links to resources that will instruct you how to upload your data at home. This will help enable sharing your data with your doctor remotely. Please make an effort to do this prior to your scheduled visits. TANDEM/TSLIM FOR MEDTRONIC PUMPS OMNIPOD TIDEPOOL DEXCOM FREESTYLE […]
We now have a practice email for patients to send in blood sugar readings, forms, reports or other records. This is STRICTLY an intake email. You will not get any response via this email. If you need to communicate with the office for any concerns, such as prescriptions, health concerns or any emergencies you need […]
There are many people that have few to no symptoms while they are infectious with the virus. It is therefore advised that we all wear a mask or other similar nose and mouth covering in public. If we all cover up to prevent infecting others, we can reduce the viral spread. see link to make […]
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.