66 Rheumatologists Found in Scottsdale, AZ – Page 2

We found 66 Rheumatologists available in Scottsdale, AZ with an average 4 stars across 850 reviews. Find the best one for your needs by years of experience, distance, reviews on Vitals, and more through the filters provided below. Currently, 39 Rheumatologists listed are accepting new patients and 38 accept Medicare. Showing 61 to 66 of 66 Rheumatologists.

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Dr. Swati Suresh Bharadwaj

Rheumatology
Provided follow-up after the visit
1 Award
25 years exp
Accepting New Patients
Phoenix, AZ6.8 mi
"My visit was good I have a lot of faith and confidence in her as I have been a patient for close to 5 years. Everyone who works there are great nice and helpful." View Profile

Dr. Areena Swarup

Rheumatology
Saw me in a timely manner
33 years exp
Accepting New Patients
Phoenix, AZ6.8 mi
"Very professional, and the nicest doctor I have." View Profile

Dr. Matthew Kennan Hermann

Rheumatology
37 years exp
Accepting New Patients
Phoenix, AZ6.8 mi
Matthew Herrmann, MD, FACR is a dedicated Rheumatologist providing care to his community  in Glendale, Mesa, and Paradise Valley, Arizona at Arizona Arthritis and Rheumatology Associates. View Profile

Dr. Saima Chohan

Rheumatology
Had a good bedside manner
28 years exp
Accepting New Patients
Phoenix, AZ6.8 mi
"She was very knowledgeable and very thorough. Used easy to understand terminology." View Profile

Dr. Rajat Kiran Dhar, MD

Rheumatology
Gave an accurate diagnosis
1 Award
38 years exp
Accepting New Patients
Phoenix, AZ6.8 mi
"Very professional And Caring. New facility on Bell is great." View Profile

Dr. Nikila V Kumar, MD

Rheumatology
Accepting New Patients
Phoenix, AZ6.8 mi
Nikila Kumar, MD is a board-certified Rheumatology and Internal Medicine physician providing dedicated care in Mesa and Paradise Valley, Arizona at  Arizona Arthritis and Rheumatology Associates. View Profile

Dr. Mona Shantu Amin

Rheumatology
Staff was courteous
1 Award
24 years exp
Accepting New Patients
Phoenix, AZ6.8 mi
"I didn't see her, I went in for an infusion. The infusion staff was great." View Profile

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Dr. Edith Lao Gazo

Nurse Practitioner
Accepting New Patients
Phoenix, AZ6.8 mi
Dr. Dr. Edith Lao Gazo is a health care provider primarily located in Phoenix, AZ, with another office in Phoenix, AZ. Her specialties include Rheumatology, Nurse Practitioner. View Profile

Mary Catherine Denton

Rheumatology
Accepting New Patients
Phoenix, AZ6.8 mi
Mary Catherine Denton is a health care provider primarily located in Phoenix, AZ, with other offices in Edmond, OK and Phoenix, AZ. View Profile

Dr. Lucino Prado Yu JR.

Rheumatology
45 years exp
Phoenix, AZ8.2 mi
Dr. Dr. Lucino Prado Yu is a health care provider primarily located in Phoenix, AZ. He has 45 years of experience. His specialties include Rheumatology. View Profile

Dr. Armando Montero

Internal Medicine
60 years exp
Phoenix, AZ8.9 mi
Dr. Dr. Armando Montero is a health care provider primarily located in Phoenix, AZ, with another office in Phoenix, AZ. He has 60 years of experience. View Profile

Dr. Samantha Coyleen Shapiro, MD

Rheumatology
13 years exp
Phoenix, AZ9.1 mi
Dr. Dr. Samantha Coyleen Shapiro, MD is a health care provider primarily located in Phoenix, AZ, with other offices in Encino, CA and Phoenix, AZ. She has 13 years of experience. View Profile

Lexi Lynn Mickey

Rheumatology
Fountain Hills, AZ10.0 mi
Lexi Lynn Mickey is a health care provider primarily located in Fountain Hills, AZ. Her specialties include Rheumatology, Dermatology, Nurse Practitioner. View Profile

What is a Rheumatologist and How Can They Help You?

A rheumatologist diagnoses and treats arthritis and autoimmune rheumatic diseases affecting joints, connective tissues, and immune function. These specialists manage inflammatory conditions causing musculoskeletal pain and stiffness.

Rheumatologists complete medical school, a three-year internal medicine residency, and a two- to three-year rheumatology fellowship focusing on autoimmune pathology, inflammatory arthritis, and complex rheumatic syndromes.

A Rheumatologist's clinical work includes:

  • Concentrates on articular structures, connective tissues, autoimmune processes, and inflammatory pathways
  • Conducts comprehensive examinations, orders specialized serological testing and imaging, diagnoses rheumatic pathology, creates integrated treatment approaches
  • Manages inflammatory arthritis, systemic lupus, degenerative joint disease, crystal arthropathy, spondyloarthritis, and vasculitic syndromes
  • Uses disease-modifying agents, biologic therapies, immunosuppressive medications, articular injections, and lifestyle strategies
  • Alternative designations: autoimmune disease specialist, arthritis physician, MD, DO

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best way to search for a Rheumatologist in Scottsdale who accepts my health insurance?
Navigate to the insurance filter located at the top of the search page and select your health plan. This will display only Rheumatologists in Scottsdale who are in-network with your carrier. For additional confirmation, visit each doctor's profile or reach out to their office by phone.
Where can I find Rheumatologists in Scottsdale who offer virtual appointments?
Select the "Virtual Visit" filter at the top of the search page to see Rheumatologists providing telehealth services in Scottsdale. Check each doctor's profile for video visit options and online scheduling availability. You may also call their office to set up a remote consultation.
What's the easiest way to locate highly-rated Rheumatologists in Scottsdale?
Use the "Ratings" filter at the top of the search page to filter results by the average star rating. Browse individual profiles to see patient reviews and ratings in detail. When comparing Rheumatologists, look at both the average star rating and how many patients have submitted reviews.
Is it possible to schedule a same-day visit with a Rheumatologist in Scottsdale?
Visit individual doctor profiles to see their current scheduling availability in Scottsdale. If you don't see same-day openings listed online, try calling their office—walk-in times may be available that don't appear on the website.
Which Rheumatologists in Scottsdale have the shortest wait times?
Review the Ratings & Reviews card on each provider's profile to see their average wait time in Scottsdale. This helps you find a Rheumatologist that doesn’t make their patients wait too long.
Can I schedule appointments with Rheumatologists in Scottsdale without calling?
Search for Rheumatologists who have "Book Online" or "Request Now" options on their profiles. Click these buttons to access online appointment scheduling. If a provider doesn't offer web-based booking, their phone number will be available for traditional scheduling.
How do I locate a Rheumatologist in Scottsdale with evening or weekend hours?
Check the Locations card on each profile to view office hours for Rheumatologists in Scottsdale. This helps you find providers with non-traditional availability. For the most accurate information about extended availability, call the office directly.
How do I leave feedback about my appointment with a Rheumatologist in Scottsdale?
Go to your doctor's profile page and click the "Leave a Review" button or link. You can share your rating and write about your experience. Patient reviews like yours help others in the community choose the right Rheumatologist.
How can I locate a Rheumatologist in Scottsdale who is fluent in my preferred language?
Review the language information displayed on individual profiles for Rheumatologists. If this information isn't available online, contact the office directly to ask about the doctor's language capabilities or whether interpreters are available.
How do I search for a Rheumatologist in Scottsdale who works at a particular hospital or medical center?
Check the "Hospital Affiliation" and "Locations" sections on each provider's profile to see where Rheumatologists practice. You can also enter a specific hospital or medical group name into the search tool to find Rheumatologists who work there.

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