Rheumatology
Care for joint pain, swelling, inflammation, and autoimmune conditions—built around clear answers, long-term function, and support you can follow.
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Comprehensive Rheumatology Care
Rheumatology care focuses on joint pain, stiffness, swelling, inflammation, autoimmune symptoms, and conditions that can affect daily comfort, mobility, energy, and long-term function. Our goal is to help patients get clearer answers, understand next steps, and build a care plan they can follow.
Central Florida Health Care supports evaluation, diagnosis, treatment planning, lab review, medication guidance, monitoring, flare planning, long-term symptom strategies, and coordinated care with your primary clinician. If pain or swelling lasts more than a few weeks, limits daily activities, or comes with unexplained fatigue, fevers, or rashes, it is worth getting evaluated.
Joint Pain & Inflammation
We evaluate joint pain, stiffness, swelling, inflammation, and symptoms that may affect movement, comfort, daily routines, or long-term function.
Autoimmune Condition Support
Rheumatology can help with autoimmune and inflammatory conditions, symptom monitoring, flare planning, treatment guidance, and ongoing management support.
Testing, Medication & Coordination
Care may include lab review, imaging review, medication guidance and monitoring, coordination with your primary clinician, and referrals for advanced specialty needs when indicated.
Book an Appointment
Ready to schedule rheumatology care? Book online, use the secure Patient Portal, or contact your nearest location.
- Evaluation for joint pain, stiffness, swelling, inflammation, and autoimmune symptoms
- Lab review, imaging review, medication guidance, monitoring, and long-term care planning
- Bring your medication list, recent labs or imaging, and referral notes if you have them
For emergencies, call 911. For urgent concerns, call your clinic directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Bring what you have, including recent labs, imaging, referral notes, and medication lists. If additional testing is needed, your care team can order appropriate labs or imaging.
No. Rheumatology can also help evaluate inflammation and autoimmune conditions that may affect joints, muscles, energy, skin, and multiple body systems.
Yes. Rheumatology often works in partnership with primary care to support complete, coordinated care, medication monitoring, follow-up planning, and long-term health needs.
Consider a visit if pain or swelling lasts more than a few weeks, limits daily activities, or comes with unexplained fatigue, fevers, rashes, stiffness, or recurring flares.