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Hi . I am not familiar with that area and the online tools for finding rheumatologists on other sites are horribly out of date. I hope you get some input from the community. Have you tried asking acquaintances, neighbors or coworkers? You would be amazed to find out how many other people see rheumatologists for autoimmune arthritis, lupus. or a whole slew of other illness. It's not something that often comes up in conversation. You can also call around to practices and ask the staff if their doctors specialize in RA and whether any of them have traits you are looking for. For instance, communication is really important to me, so I would ask for a doctor who is an excellent communicator. Office employees are usually pretty open about that stuff. I hope this helps and that you find someone soon. Best wishes. - Lori (Team Member)

Here are three past blogs about finding a new rheumatologist. Of course I think the two by the male had the best way to find his. But I am told I am biased. Well maybe


https://rheumatoidarthritis.net/search?s=finding%20a%20new%20rheuma


https://rheumatoidarthritis.net/living/hospital-system-rheumatologist


https://rheumatoidarthritis.net/living/new-rheumatologist


Perhaps it will help to read about other experiences.


best,


rick