Finding an Endocrinologist in Miami: An Independent Patient Guide
If your doctor says you need an endocrinologist, this guide covers the next steps. It explains which kind of Miami-Dade program fits, how referrals and insurance work, how to check credentials and what records to bring.
- No rankings, paid placements or lead forms
- Every fact linked to its source
- Adult, pediatric and VA options across Miami-Dade
Being told you need an endocrinologist usually raises practical questions before medical ones. Where do people in Miami-Dade actually go? Does your plan need a referral? How can you tell the doctor is qualified, and what should you bring? This guide answers those questions and uses each program's own pages as sources.
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What this guide is, and what it isn't
Miami Endocrinologist is an independent, non-sponsored guide. It is not a medical practice, a doctor directory or a review site. We don't rank doctors, sell placements or collect patient information, and nothing here is medical advice. Decisions about tests and treatment belong to you and your physicians.
Our job is narrower. We sort the main endocrinology options in Miami-Dade into a few clear types and explain the steps from referral to first visit. We also link the official page behind each fact so you can check it yourself.
Four kinds of endocrinology care in Miami-Dade
Academic care in the Health District
The UM Miller School's endocrinology division, UHealth and Jackson Memorial sit in the same cluster, near NW 12th Ave.
Read more →Community health systems
Baptist Health has a multi-site team that includes Kendall and Pinecrest. Mount Sinai Medical Center is on Miami Beach.
Read more →Pediatric programs
Nicklaus Children's Hospital, Jackson and UHealth offer pediatric endocrinology for children and teens.
Read more →Care for veterans
UM's endocrinology division staffs endocrinology at the Miami VA Healthcare System.
Read more →The academic cluster centers on the UM Miller School's Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism). Its doctors see patients at University of Miami Hospital and Clinics, Jackson Memorial Hospital, Sylvester Cancer Center and the Miami VA Healthcare System. UHealth, the university's health system, also lists endocrinology at its Coral Gables and SoLé Mia, North Miami locations.
Outside the university system, Baptist Health South Florida has a team of endocrinologists, a fellowship-trained endocrine surgeon, nurses, certified diabetes educators and dietitians. It works across eight locations in the region. Mount Sinai Medical Center on Miami Beach has its own Division of Endocrinology.
Independent and small-group endocrinology practices also serve Miami-Dade. We don't profile them yet, but the same checks on referrals, coverage and credentials apply to any office you call.
Which programs list your condition
Endocrinology covers many conditions, and not every clinic sees all of them. The table shows only what each program's own page lists. It is not a ranking. A blank doesn't mean a program can't help. It only means our sources didn't say.
| Condition | Programs whose pages name it | Worth asking when you call |
|---|---|---|
| Thyroid | UM Miller EDM division; Jackson Medical Group | Will you review my outside thyroid ultrasound images, or repeat the scan? |
| Diabetes | UM Miller EDM division; UHealth Comprehensive Diabetes Center; Jackson Medical Group; Baptist's team includes certified diabetes educators and dietitians | Can you review my meter or CGM data, and is diabetes education part of care? |
| Bone and parathyroid | UM Miller EDM division (osteoporosis, parathyroid) | Where is bone density testing done, and is there an endocrine surgeon in the same system? |
| Pituitary and adrenal | UM Miller EDM division (pituitary, adrenal, endocrine tumors); Jackson Medical Group (pituitary diseases, tumors) | Does a doctor here focus on pituitary or adrenal conditions? |
| Weight and metabolism | None of our sources describes a weight-medication program | Do your endocrinologists see patients for weight management, and how is it billed? |
None of the sources we used says which clinics offer visits in Spanish. When you call, ask whether a Spanish-speaking endocrinologist or a medical interpreter is available. Also ask whether written instructions and patient portal messages come in Spanish.
From referral to first visit
- Pick the type of programUse the condition table and the program comparison to choose between academic, community, pediatric and VA care.
- Check referral and network rulesCall the member services number on your insurance card. Ask whether you need a referral and whether the specific doctor and location are in network.
- Verify the doctorConfirm the doctor's Florida license and board certification on official sites, not just on a directory listing.
- Gather your recordsCollect prior TSH or A1c results, thyroid imaging, a medication list and glucose meter or CGM exports, if you have them.
- Book and confirmAsk about wait times, cancellation lists and what the office needs before your first visit. Our appointment guide walks through each step.
Where the programs are
- Health District: A third-party directory lists University of Miami Diabetes Research at 1400 NW 12th Ave and the Miami VA at 1201 NW 16th St. Both are in the same area as Jackson Memorial Hospital.
- North Miami: UHealth endocrinology at SoLé Mia.
- Coral Gables: UHealth Endocrinology Coral Gables. Appointments are at 305-662-1160.
- Miami Beach: Mount Sinai Medical Center's Division of Endocrinology.
- Kendall and Pinecrest: Baptist Health endocrinology, including 13101 South Dixie Hwy, Suite 400, Pinecrest.
We have not verified transit routes or parking for these sites. If you expect regular follow-up visits, ask the office how patients usually get there and where to park before you choose.
How we source this guide
Each fact links to the page it came from, usually the hospital's or university's own site. When we rely on a third-party directory, for example for a street address, we say so. Some things we couldn't verify, such as official license lookup tools, insurance program rules or transit. In those cases we tell you so instead of guessing.
Phone numbers, hours and services change. Check the linked source, or call, before you travel.
This site can't tell you whether you need a specialist, which tests you need or how to treat a condition. Ask your own doctor. If you think you are having a medical emergency, call 911.
Frequently asked questions
Is this site connected to any hospital or doctor?
No. It is an independent guide with no sponsors, paid placements or referral fees. Mentioning a program or a doctor's name is not a recommendation.
What's the difference between an academic and a community program?
Academic programs, like the UM Miller School's division, combine patient care with research and training. Community systems, like Baptist Health and Mount Sinai, are hospital-based networks. Which fits best depends on your condition, coverage and location.
Where can children be seen?
Our sources describe pediatric endocrinology at Nicklaus Children's Hospital, Jackson Health System and UHealth. See the pediatric guide.
Do I need a referral?
It depends on your insurance plan and sometimes on the practice. Call the number on your insurance card before you book. The appointment guide lists the questions to ask.
Can you recommend a specific endocrinologist?
No. We don't rank or recommend doctors. We explain how to compare programs and check credentials so you can choose together with your own physician.
Sources
- Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism (EDM) — University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
- Comprehensive Diabetes Center — UHealth, University of Miami Health System
- UHealth Endocrinology Coral Gables — UHealth, University of Miami Health System
- Endocrinology Care in North Miami at UHealth SoLé Mia — UHealth, University of Miami Health System
- Pediatric Endocrinology — UHealth, University of Miami Health System
- Endocrinology — Jackson Medical Group
- Pediatric Endocrinology — Jackson Health System
- Endocrinology — Baptist Health South Florida
- Endocrinology — Mount Sinai Medical Center
- Endocrinology and Diabetes — Nicklaus Children's Hospital
- University of Miami Diabetes Research — Healthgrades (third-party directory)
- Miami VA Healthcare System — Healthgrades (third-party directory)