The UCLA Diabetes Program is an internationally recognized team of physicians, nurses and nutritionists providing the highest level of care to patients with diabetes mellitus. Our multidisciplinary group is located throughout the Los Angeles area and offers a personalized diabetes plan to meet the needs of all patients living with diabetes.
We offer a team-based approach providing care for all adults with diabetes, including types 1 and 2 and other less common forms such as gestational diabetes, MODY, cystic fibrosis related diabetes and diabetes after pancreas removal. Our providers align and work closely with other UCLA physicians skilled in the diagnosis and treatment of diabetic complications, creating a large, multidisciplinary network. More >
200 UCLA Medical Plaza, Suite 530
Los Angeles, CA 90095 (map)
310-825-7922
2020 Santa Monica Blvd, Suite 550
Santa Monica, CA 90404
310-828-1050
The Annual UCLA Diabetes Symposium is a one day CME program aimed at provding physicians and allied health professionals updates on the latest in diabetes care. Experts in Endocrinology and other specalties review current best practices in diabetes care as well as review treatment in related co morbidities. For more information, including program schedule and speakers, please visit the symposium registration link below.
Date: Saturday, November 16th, 2019
Venue: Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel
Dr. Deepashree Gupta and the UCLA Health Living with Diabetes Patient COnference were featureed in an Endocrine Web news article. More >
Dr. Matthew Freeby discussed results on an Endocrine Society Meeting research abstract on WebMD. More >
Dr. Rashmi Mullur and colleagues published on the use of Experiential Learning Modules to teach integrative medicine. More >
Dr. Tannaz Moin and colleagues reviewed diabetes prevention programs in older adults in the Veterans Health Administration. More >
Dr. Matthew Freeby Discussed the effects of weight loss in patients with type 2 diabetes on WebMD. More >
Dr. Vanessa Arguello Schmidt reviewed medication intensification in uncontrolled diabetes with Reuters. More >
Drs. Vanessa Arguello Schmidt and Matthew Freeby collaborated with UCLA bariatric surgeons evaluating a video-based education and perception surrounding metabolic surgery. More >
Dr. Tannaz Moin and colleagues reviewed metformin use in people at high risk for type 2 diabetes in the American Journal of Preventative Medicine. More >
