Specialist Services

Endocrinology

Specialist care for hormonal imbalances and endocrine disorders including diabetes, thyroid and parathyroid conditions, osteoporosis, obesity, and adrenal and gonadal disorders

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Signs you might need to see an Endocrinologist

Endocrine conditions can develop gradually and affect multiple systems. You should consider a specialist consultation if you experience:

Unexplained Weight Changes

Chronic Fatigue

Persistent Thirst or Frequent Urination

Heat or Cold Intolerance

Bone Fractures from Minor Falls

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Why patients choose ISMC

Why Integrated Care matters.

Accurate Diagnosis First

Treatment only works when the diagnosis is right. Many complex conditions look alike in their early stages, so we take time to investigate properly, drawing on our clinicians’ training in imaging, ultrasound and diagnostic assessment. Once we understand what is actually driving your symptoms, we can build a plan around it.

Your specialists talk to each other, not only to you. When your condition crosses more than one area of medicine, our rheumatologists, nephrologists and physicians review your case together and stay in contact with your GP, so decisions are made with the full picture in front of them rather than one specialty at a time.

You leave with one plan, not several competing ones. We diagnose the problem, then work with your GP and any other treating doctors to agree on a single management plan, so your medications, tests and appointments fit together instead of being managed in isolation.

Care continues between appointments. Our nursing team supports you on site with infusions, monitoring and care plan reviews, and is there to answer questions as your treatment progresses, so you are not waiting until your next consultation to raise a concern.

Hormone Health Affects Every System

Patient Resources

Our endocrinologists diagnose and manage the full spectrum of hormone-related conditions. These trusted patient resources can help you learn more about your condition and manage it day to day.

Hormone Australia

Australia’s consumer information source on hormones and hormone conditions, covering the pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, adrenal and gonadal systems.

Healthy Bones Australia

Fact sheets and practical resources on bone health, osteoporosis prevention and management.

Australian National Diabetes Services Scheme (NDSS)

Support, education and subsidised products for people living with diabetes across Australia.

Adrenal Sick Day Management

ISMC guide for patients on glucocorticoid therapy, with steps to follow during illness to prevent adrenal crisis.

ISMC Experts

Our Care Providers and Clinical Board.

A dedicated team of healthcare professionals passionate about delivering exceptional care for every patient we serve

Frequently asked questions

Your Questions, Answered

Do I need a referral to see an Endocrinologist?
Yes, a GP referral is required to see our endocrinologists. This ensures Medicare rebates apply and gives us a full picture of your medical history before your appointment.
Endocrinologists treat conditions related to hormone imbalances and the endocrine glands. This includes diabetes mellitus, thyroid and parathyroid disorders, osteoporosis, obesity, pituitary disorders, and adrenal and gonadal disorders including PCOS and hypogonadism.
Yes, we offer Telehealth for follow-up appointments and selected initial consultations where clinically appropriate. Ask our reception team when booking.
In most cases, yes. Hormone testing (such as thyroid, glucose, cortisol or testosterone levels) is usually requested before your appointment so we can review the results together. Your referring GP can organise these, or we can advise on what is needed
Bring your GP referral, recent blood test results, any imaging reports, a list of current medications, and your Medicare card. If you monitor your blood sugar at home, bring those readings too