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Gloria Hadsall, MD

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Specialties

Locations

Accepting new patients?

  • Not at this time

About

Practicing since:

 1999 (25 years)

At Sansum Clinic since:

 1999 (25 years)

Training & Certification

Medical School/Graduate School

  • McGill University

Internship

  • Internal Medicine, University of California Los Angeles

Certifications

  • Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine

Additional Information

Affiliations

  • Member, Santa Barbara County Medical Society

Testimonials

"In April of 2010, the results of a glucose test changed my life. I was notified by Dr. Gloria Hadsall to come in for a consultation. The results were shocking: I was diagnosed with Type II diabetes. I was terrified. She immediately wrote out the necessary prescriptions and made an appointment for me to see Dr. Mark Wilson, a Sansum Clinic Endocrinologist, and she introduced me to Diana Bullock, a Diabetes Educator for Sansum Clinic. Diana knew right away that I was overwhelmed by the news — she took me under her wing and described the routine I would need to follow to manage my disease. My entire lifestyle had to change. She knew I was having difficulty processing all this information, so she carefully typed out detailed instructions for me. She also gave me her email address and phone number for any questions. I don’t know what I would have done without her patience and compassion. Dr. Wilson also took the time to answer my concerns. He said that if I followed his recommendations, it would be possible to lower my insulin intake. And lo and behold, within a few months I was just taking insulin in the evening before bedtime. Now, through diet, exercise and support of the best husband in the world (turned into the “diabetic chef”) I have remained within my goal and I am off all medication."
— Arlene P