Patient Resources for Arthritis & Autoimmune Care
A short, trusted list of rheumatology patient resources: tools to lower your prescription costs and national organizations for education and support. Shared by Axis Rheum, a virtual rheumatology practice serving OR, CT, MA, NH and FL.
Care Resources
Discounted and wholesale pharmacy options. Axis Rheum is a self-pay practice, so these tools can help you compare prices and lower the cost of your prescriptions.
How your costs work
- Visits
- Self-pay
- Labs & imaging
- Your insurance
- Medications
- Your insurance
- Mebership?
- To be decided after consultation
Rheumatology Websites & Organizations
Trusted national organizations with patient education, support programs and the latest research on arthritis and autoimmune conditions.
American College of Rheumatology
Patient fact sheets on rheumatic diseases and their treatments.
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Arthritis Foundation
Arthritis education, tools for daily living and local support.
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Mayo Clinic
Reliable overviews of symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options.
Visit websiteSpondylitis Association of America
Education and support for ankylosing spondylitis and axial spondyloarthritis.
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Lupus Foundation of America
Resources, research updates and support for people living with lupus.
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Sjögren’s Foundation
Information and support for people with Sjögren’s disease.
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National Scleroderma Foundation
Patient education, support groups and scleroderma research.
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The Myositis Association
Resources for people with myositis and their families.
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Vasculitis Foundation
Education, physician directory and support for vasculitis patients.
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The Ehlers-Danlos Society
Information and community for Ehlers-Danlos syndromes and HSD.
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CreakyJoints
Patient community with practical guides for living with arthritis.
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Axis Rheum is not affiliated with these organizations. Links open in a new tab and are shared for education only; they don’t replace advice from your rheumatologist.
Have questions about your condition?
Talk with Dr. Abhijeet Danve about your symptoms, treatment options or a second opinion — by video, from home.