At Rheumatology Associates, we provide expert rheumatologic care for individuals with autoimmune and inflammatory conditions—but all new patients must be referred by a licensed healthcare provider. This process ensures that we receive the clinical context and medical records needed to deliver comprehensive, coordinated care from the very first visit.
Referrals
Why Referrals Are Required
As a specialty clinic, we rely on referrals to:
Ensure
the patient is receiving appropriate specialty care
Obtain
essential background information, including medical history and test results
Coordinate
treatment with the referring provider
Help
insurance providers approve and cover specialty services
If you’re experiencing chronic joint pain, fatigue, or symptoms of an autoimmune condition, please speak with your primary care provider, family physician, or another specialist about whether a referral to a rheumatologist is appropriate.
Instructions
Referral Instructions for Physicians
We accept referrals from physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. Referrals can be sent to our clinic via: