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What we offer
At Endocrinology and Osteoporosis Centers of Texas, a division of Medical Alliance Group (MAG), board-certified physician Ashkan Zand, MD, and the team serve adult patients at three convenient locations in SW Houston, Pearland, and Pasadena, Texas.
The team specializes in diagnosing and treating various endocrine disorders, including diabetes, osteoporosis, high blood pressure, and low testosterone. Individuals can also access treatment for thyroid disorders, such as Hashimoto’s disease.
Many endocrine diseases are chronic and require routine checkups. To ensure patient health and well-being, the team provides long-term care, including nutrition and lifestyle guidance, weight-loss counseling, custom care plans, and prescription medication.
Each provider on-staff dedicates their time and energy to meet with and understand their patients’ needs. They utilize years of training and expertise to develop treatment regimens that ensure good health.
If you’re living with an endocrine disorder, don’t wait to seek treatment at Endocrinology and Osteoporosis Centers of Texas. Book an appointment with the online scheduling tool, or call the nearest office today.
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