The Department of Rheumatology provides a full range of services for arthritis and systemic rheumatic autoimmune diseases. Our rheumatologists work closely with providers in other departments, including pharmacists, to ensure you receive the best care possible for all aspects of your health.
Decades of Medical Leadership
As the largest and oldest scleroderma program in New England
Pioneers in Research
Including developing the NIH-sponsored Vasculitis Clinical Research Consortium
Specialized Multidisciplinary Care
Through our clinics that allow you to see multiple specialists on the same day
Location and Contact
Rheumatology Department
8th Floor, Suite 8B
Shapiro Center 617.638.7460
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Explore the Department
Departments and Programs
Gout Program
Mixed Connective Tissue Disease Clinic
Myositis
Osteoarthritis Program
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Scleroderma Clinic
Sjögren’s Program
Spondyloarthritis
Vasculitis Program
Information You May Need
Education and Training
The Rheumatology fellowship program’s mission is to train rheumatologists who can accurately diagnose rare rheumatic diseases, deliver compassionate care based on evidence and accounting for the individual’s social circumstances, and critically evaluate and engage in emerging research. This two-year fellowship program provides fellows with a range of hands-on opportunities in both clinical care and research.
Research
Our Rheumatology Department is home to a team of internationally recognized experts with extensive research expertise across a broad spectrum of rheumatic diseases. Our faculty have been at the forefront of groundbreaking research and innovation, advancing new approaches to the study and treatment of complex conditions such as scleroderma, osteoarthritis, lupus, vasculitis, spondylarthritis, and gout. Their contributions have shaped the global understanding of these disorders and continue to drive progress in the field.