Find a Thyroid Doctor in South Dakota
3 doctors in South Dakota
Denton Combs CNP
NP (nurse practitioner)
2333 W 57Th St Ste 102, Sioux Falls, SD, 57108
Listed from public prescribing records. In 2023, Medicare Part D filled 166 desiccated thyroid and 261 T3 prescriptions written by this provider (CMS data). We haven’t vetted or patient-reviewed this one yet.
Mary Jane Wuebben PAC
Physician assistant
6301 S Minnesota Ave Ste 300, Sioux Falls, SD, 57108
Listed from public prescribing records. In 2023, Medicare Part D filled 129 desiccated thyroid and 45 T3 prescriptions written by this provider (CMS data). We haven’t vetted or patient-reviewed this one yet.
Patricia Gilbert PA-C/L/ATC
Physician assistant
209 Ramsland St., Buffalo, SD, 57720
Listed from public prescribing records. In 2023, Medicare Part D filled 112 desiccated thyroid and 15 T3 prescriptions written by this provider (CMS data). We haven’t vetted or patient-reviewed this one yet.
Telehealth doctors who may see South Dakota patients online
Licensing varies by state, so confirm with the practice.
Andrew Cunningham
ND (naturopathic doctor)
The First Online Medical Practice Focused on Hypothyroidism
1526 W Glendale Ave #104
★★★★★ 5.0 (14 Google reviews)
Mani Veerappan
NP (nurse practitioner)
1st Optimal
7111 Dixie Hwy Ste 267
★★★★★ 5.0 (37 Google reviews)
Shandeep Momi
Functional Thyroid Care
14020 SE Johnson Rd Ste 207
★★★★★ 4.8 (30 Google reviews)
Margit Winstrom
MD (medical doctor)
Dr. Winstrom, MD- Functional Medicine
2211 Norfolk St Ste 105
★★★★ 4.0 (8 Google reviews)
What the badges mean
Every badge comes from the provider’s own published approach, from reviewed patient reports, or from public federal prescribing data, with the date and source saved. A missing badge just means we haven’t confirmed it yet. One note on provider types: DCs (chiropractors), RDNs (dietitians), and health coaches generally can’t write prescriptions, which is exactly what the prescriber filter is for.
Written and medically reviewed by Dr. Westin Childs, D.O. Last reviewed: August 29, 2026
What to Look For in a South Dakota Thyroid Doctor
The credential matters less than the approach. What you want is a doctor who orders the full thyroid panel (free T3, reverse T3, and antibodies, not just TSH), who treats to optimal ranges instead of just normal ranges, and who stays open to medications like NDT and T3 when they make sense.
Every doctor listed above was vetted for exactly those things. The badges on each card come from the doctor’s own published approach and from reviewed patient nominations, and no doctor can pay to appear here.
Don’t See Your Doctor?
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