Diabetes & Endocrinology Associates: Diabendo

Summary: Brown Health (formerly Lifespan) is a nonprofit health system based in Providence, RI, founded in 1994. It includes Rhode Island Hospital, The Miriam Hospital, Bradley Hospital, Newport Hospital, Saint Anne’s Hospital, Morton Hospital, Gateway Healthcare, and Brown Health Medical Group. The system offers comprehensive diabetes management and endocrinology services across its hospitals and multi-specialty practices in Rhode Island. For diabetes care and related endocrinology services in the Providence area, Brown Health provides patient care networks, specialty clinics, and integrated care through its teaching hospitals affiliated with The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. Website: brownhealth.org. Aliases: Lifespan, Brown University Health.

Care New England (CNE) is a Rhode Island-based nonprofit health system offering comprehensive endocrinology services as part of its broad women’s health, surgical, and medical programs. Highlights include: - Endocrine leadership: Dr. Travis Cotton serves as Chief of Endocrine Surgery, spearheading the Thyroid and Parathyroid Surgery Program, indicating a focus on endocrine disorders of the neck (thyroid, parathyroid) within CNE’s surgical services. - Integrated care: Endocrine care is part of CNE’s multidisciplinary approach across primary care, surgery, oncology, and pediatric/infant health, with a focus on coordinated, patient-centered treatment. - Institutions: Part of Care New England’s network (Butler Hospital, Women & Infants Hospital, Kent Hospital, The Providence Center, VNA), enabling access to related specialty services and advanced diagnostics. - Presence: Headquarters in Providence, RI, with multiple offices in the area, serving Rhode Island residents. If you’re specifically seeking endocrinology in Providence/RI, CNE provides endocrine surgery (thyroid/parathyroid) as a key component of their endocrine services within a broader healthcare system.