Endocrinology

How we can help you

What we can help with

Diabetes is a serious but manageable condition. Our endocrinologist is part of a multidisciplinary team that can create a comprehensive support system for people living with diabetes.

An endocrinologist can help you manage your diabetes by

Creating a treatment plan
Prescribing or adjusting medication and insulin doses
Teaching you how to administer medications
Advising on diet, exercise, and weight management
Recommending tools like insulin pumps or blood sugar monitoring devices

This approach ensures that clients receive holistic care tailored to their individual needs, with a focus on achieving health and wellbeing goals.

Types of support

In person on campus

Waiting list times

New clients may have to join a wait list. Call us to find out more.

Using this service

Who can use this service?

People in Brimbank, Hobsons Bay, and Wyndham who:

Are over 18 years old
Are not currently managed by an Endocrinologist at a public health service or private clinic
Experience at least one of the following:

HbA1c of >8%
Newly diagnosed Type 1 Diabetes
Recent hospital admission for Diabetes Ketoacidosis (DKA)
Low blood glucose levels requiring the assistance of another person or repeated symptoms of low blood sugar.
Require a Vic Roads medical report for licence purposes
eGFR <40
Active foot ulceration
Planning a pregnancy

Please note we can’t work with people who:

Are under 18 years old
Are pregnant
Use insulin pump therapy

Getting an appointment

Fees and cost

Language help

Interpreters and translators

After hours help

Ask online

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Have a question or need some help?

Call us on 1300 472 432 from 9 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday, or enquire online .

In an emergency, call 000.
For non-life threatening emergencies, connect with the Victorian Virtual Emergency Department .

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