Being a new patient showing up for the first appointment at a new practice can be an unnerving experience. Will I like my doctor? Will […]

I understand that transitioning from a pediatric to an adult rheumatologist can be a very scary moment for many of our young adult patients. Often, […]

Depression is something we commonly see in many of our patients with rheumatic disease. With experience, the signs become obvious. Disengagement with family and friends, […]

Some days in our rheumatology clinic, our staff feels like a detective agency. We need to work together and examine all of the clues before […]

Planning for pregnancy can be a difficult task, especially for our patients living with a rheumatic disease. It requires a careful review of current and […]

Telling a patient that they have rheumatoid arthritis (RA) or any other autoimmune disorder is never easy. By the time most patients arrive in our […]