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  2. Begin by entering the patient information, including their full name, Duke MRN (if available), gender, address, and contact numbers. Ensure accuracy for effective communication.
  3. Fill in the birth date of the patient and provide the parent or guardian's name. This section is crucial for identifying the patient’s legal representative.
  4. In the 'Reason for Referral' section, clearly state why you are referring the patient. Include any specific questions or concerns that need addressing.
  5. Detail any relevant history, symptoms, potential diagnoses, or special needs in the designated area to give context to the referral.
  6. Select the requested pediatric services from options like Immunology or Hematology-Oncology. Be mindful that requesting a specific provider may delay scheduling.
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Specialty Care Your benefit plan may require you to obtain a referral from your primary care provider in order to receive coverage for services provided by one of our specialists.
If you are experiencing unexplained systems that are repeating, its a good idea to talk to your primary care doctor about a referral to rheumatology. There are over 100 rheumatic diseases, and rheumatologists have dedicated their careers to the study and treatment of these unique conditions.
In addition to a physical exam, your rheumatologist might order various diagnostic tests, including: Blood tests. Imaging tests, like X-ray, ultrasound, CT scan or MRI. Bone density test (DEXA scan).
The Physical Exam: Your visit will probably include a physical exam, so wear loose fitted clothing and be prepared to put on a gown. The rheumatologist may check you from head-to-toe for signs of rashes or other skin conditions, inflammation (redness and warmth. Your First Visit to the Rheumatologist - Kaleidoscope Fighting Lupus Kaleidoscope Fighting Lupus your-first-visit-to Kaleidoscope Fighting Lupus your-first-visit-to
In addition to a physical exam, your rheumatologist might order various diagnostic tests, including: Blood tests. Imaging tests, like X-ray, ultrasound, CT scan or MRI. Bone density test (DEXA scan). Rheumatologist: What They Do What They Treat Cleveland Clinic 22335-rheumatologist Cleveland Clinic 22335-rheumatologist

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Dr. Megan Clowse is a Professor of Medicine and Chief of the Division of Rheumatology and Immunology; she also holds joint appointments in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Population Health Sciences.

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