UCHealth Endocrinology Clinic - Printers Park | Diabetes Care

Union Health (Union Hospital) is a nonprofit, full-service health system based in Terre Haute, Indiana, serving west central Indiana and eastern Illinois since 1892. Key points: - Services: Primary care, heart health, orthopedics, cancer care, women’s health, pediatrics, maternity, imaging, outpatient therapy, pharmacy, wellness, after-hours line, and virtual visits. - Diabetes care: While not explicitly itemized in the highlights, Union Health offers comprehensive diabetes-related services within its primary care, endocrinology, imaging, and wellness programs as part of its broad medical services. - Scale: 687 employees (up ~6.8% YoY), annual revenue around $540 million. - Facilities: 380-bed Union Hospital in Terre Haute with affiliated clinics including Union Hospital Clinton; 3 locations in Terre Haute and surrounding area. - Access: Not-for-profit provider committed to high-quality, affordable care for all, with a focus on serving the Wabash Valley and surrounding communities. If you’re seeking a dedicated diabetes clinic or endocrinology services specifically, Union Health likely offers diabetes management through its primary care and specialty services at Terre Haute locations. For precise appointment details or a diabetes-focused program, consider calling 812-238-7000 or visiting union.health.

UW Medicine is a Seattle-based, integrated clinical, research, and learning health system (not a government agency) that provides comprehensive patient care from primary to specialty services. It encompasses major facilities and programs including Airlift Northwest, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, Harborview Medical Center, UW Medical Center campuses (Montlake and Northwest), UW Medicine Primary Care, UW Physicians, and the UW School of Medicine, with joint ownership of Children’s University Medical Group with Seattle Children’s. It is the only health system serving Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, and Idaho that connects research, education, and patient care, and it operates as a private, nonprofit-like system with a broad research portfolio and ongoing clinical trials (e.g., type 1 diabetes study). If you’re looking specifically for the UW Diabetes Institute at South Lake Union, this source notes UW Medicine’s scope and related entities but does not identify a standalone “UW Diabetes Institute at South Lake Union Union.” For location-specific details, you may want to check UW Medicine’s site or contact a UW Medicine facility near South Lake Union.