Diabetes & Endocrine Associates of the Treasure Coast, LLC

04/16/2026

Dear Patients: Since the beginning of the year, there have been many insurance plans that have changed the approved brand of glucose meter on their formulary. Notifications should have been mailed to you before January 1, 2026. To improve efficiency and reduce delays, please verify with your health insurance provider which glucose meter brands are covered under your plan before requesting a prescription or prior authorization. This will help us to prescribe the appropriate meter and supplies accurately from the beginning and eliminate any delays in getting you what you need in a timely manner. We appreciate your assistance in this matter. Thank you.

03/17/2026

Our laboratory will be closed on Monday, March 30th.
We are sorry for any inconvenience this has caused.

03/04/2026

Concerned about bone loss and have Osteopenia or Osteoporosis? A large number of people have Vitamin D deficiency which leads to Osteopenia and Osteoporosis. We're here to help and have an onsite licensed clinical reference laboratory for testing. Call us today at 772-299-3003 for an appointment.

02/19/2026

Currently accepting new patients. Come see us for your endocrine, osteopenia/osteoporosis, and weight loss needs. Same day appointments are possible. Call us now at 772-299-3003.

12/05/2025

It’s starting to look festive in the office for the holidays! Thank you to all my team mates who stayed late to participate in our tree trimming party! You guys are the best! 💕🎄

11/12/2025

Recognizing our two very exceptional and talented Nurse Practioner's, Tori and Bettie today. We are so lucky to have you both on our team. Happy National Nurse Practitioner Day!

11/10/2025

Just passing some information along. November is Diabetes Awareness Month. Remember, we're here to help and keep you on the right path for living a quality life with Diabetes.

Diabetes affects millions across the U.S., often silently, and can lead to serious complications like kidney failure, blindness, amputations and increased risk of heart disease and stroke. This November, the American Red Cross is spotlighting diabetes prevention by offering free A1C screenings to bl...

11/10/2025

Diabetes and Endocrine Associates is proud to recognize the remarkable individuals who have served our country. Their courage, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment continue to inspire us all. This Veterans Day, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the brave men and women who have dedicated themselves to protecting our freedom and our future.

We are proud to have so many veterans that have entrusted us with their healthcare. Today and every day, we recognize the vital role veterans play in our communities, institutions, and workplaces. Thank you for your service.

Sincerely,
The Providers and Staff of Diabetes and Endocrine Associates

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween!

10/05/2025

After 18 years with us, Sandee has retired from being our Laboratory Supervisor. We wish her all the best as she heads into the next chapter in her life. Congratulations!

08/04/2025

We have immediate positions available for Medical Receptionists at our practice. We are looking for hard working professionals able to multi-task and work as a team. See our job posting on Indeed for more details and to apply or simply email your resume to dsousa@sugardocs.com to be considered.

07/10/2025

Nice way to make our younger diabetics feel better about themselves while living with diabetes. So much peer pressure these days among our youth. Hopefully this will help with the "being different" stereotype. Good job Mattel!

Barbie is launching its first doll with Type 1 diabetes, Mattel announced Tuesday.

The new doll features a continuous glucose monitor and insulin pump, two medical devices that people use, carry or wear when they have Type 1 diabetes, which is a chronic condition where the body doesn't make any or enough of the insulin hormone.

In addition to the doll, Barbie is also introducing two more dolls of Peloton fitness instructor Robin Arzón in the U.S. and model Lila Moss in the U.K., both of whom are Type 1 diabetes advocates.

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