Dr. Swati Chopra, MD

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Dedicated to Advancing Care for Patients with Endocrine Disorders, Diabetes, and Obesity

Dr. Swati Chopra, a highly skilled general endocrinologist with a passion for diabetes and obesity management, sees patients at AdventHealth Medical Group Endocrinology at Calhoun in Georgia. With her extensive training and commitment to patient-centered care, Dr. Chopra is poised to make a significant impact in the lives of her patients.

Her practice philosophy is grounded in the belief that effective and personalized treatment can transform lives. Dr. Chopra aims to provide the latest comprehensive therapies for adults facing endocrine disorders, working collaboratively with patients and a multidisciplinary team to achieve health goals with care and compassion. 

Bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience to her practice, Dr. Chopra received her Medical Degree from Government Medical College in Jammu, India. She then relocated to the United States, completing her residency in internal medicine at Saint Peter’s University Hospital in New Jersey, followed by a fellowship in endocrinology, diabetes, and metabolism at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston. 

Board certified in internal medicine, Dr. Chopra is an active member of several prestigious organizations, including the Endocrine Society, the American Academy of Clinical Endocrinologists, and the American Diabetes Association.

In addition to her medical expertise, Dr. Chopra values the importance of holistic well-being. In her personal time, she rejuvenates her body, mind, and spirit through listening to music, cooking, and traveling. 

Fluent in both English and Hindi, Dr. Chopra is excited to connect with a diverse patient population in the Calhoun community, enhancing the quality of services offered to individuals living with endocrine disorders in the region. 

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