Shreya Subramaniam

The endocrinologist’s office on 234 E 149th St in the Bronx works with conditions that hinge on hormonal balance. Here, the focus is on conditions like diabetes, thyroid disorders, adrenal insufficiency, and metabolic syndrome. Men’s and women’s hormonal imbalances, including menopause and andropause, fall under the same lens. Pituitary or parathyroid issues, things that affect growth or calcium levels, also get attention. Osteoporosis screenings and management are standard here. Some visits track long-term medication adjustments carefully.

The neighborhood around 234 E 149th St sits east of the Major Deegan and north of the Cross Bronx Expressway. A mix of residential streets and older apartment buildings marks the block. Subway riders use the 2, 4, 5, and 6 trains at 149th St–Grand Concourse before a short walk. Buses Bx1, Bx2, and Bx6 pull up within a block or two. Street parking varies by time of day, and garages line Southern Boulevard closer to the Bruckner.

Call once for an opening this side of the river. That number? (718) 579-5874. Same-day paperwork sometimes helps, but routine follow-ups book a week or two ahead. After-hours messages route to a live operator on the same line. Lab slips arrive electronically after most visits. Refills need a separate request—mention the prescription name when you ring in.

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