Washington University School of Medicine

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About the Clinic

Washington University School of Medicine's Division of Endocrinology & Diabetes provides comprehensive specialty care and consultative services for pediatric patients with endocrine and growth disorders, diabetes, and bone and mineral metabolic disorders in the greater St. Louis area and surrounding regions.

Location

greater St. Louis area and the four-state surrounding region

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Patient & Visitor Experience

Pediatrics only

Best Fit Patients

Pediatric patients with endocrine and growth disorders, diabetes, bone and mineral metabolic disorders, and rare genetic disorders.

Services Offered

  • Clinical services for pediatric patients with endocrine and growth disorders
  • Diabetes management
  • Bone and mineral metabolic disorders treatment
  • Obesity treatment
  • High cholesterol levels treatment
  • Growth disorders treatment

Specialties

The following types of medical expertise are offered in Washington University School of Medicine

  • Medical Genetics
  • Nurse Practitioner
  • Pediatrician
  • Endocrinologist
  • Oncologist
  • Pediatric Surgeon

Telehealth

No Telehealth Services

Other Information

Additional Phone Numbers

MyChart support desk314-273-1966
After Hours Phone314-454-6000
Medtronic Support800-284-4416
Omnipod Support800-591-3455
Children’s Direct800-678-4357
Tandem (T-slim) Support877-801-6901
Patients & parents888-503-2237
Accreditations

ACGME accredited fellowship training, American Diabetes Association (ADA) accredited diabetes education program, NORD Rare Disease Centers of Excellence

Hospital Affiliations

St. Louis Children’s Hospital

Research Involvement

The clinic is actively involved in diabetes and endocrinology research, including basic science and patient-oriented investigations, nationally recognized clinical trials, and innovative research initiatives. They collaborate on T0–T4 translational research, transgender health research, and are contributors to DirecNet. They participate in studies like Diabetes Prevention Program Type 1 (DPT-1), TRIGR, DPPOS, PROTECT, TrialNet, EMANATE, RADIANT Wolfram Syndrome International Registry and Clinical Study, and TODAY study.

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