Rheumatology / Arthritis Specialist in Upper Coomera

What Is Rheumatology

Rheumatology is the area of medicine that focuses on conditions affecting the joints, muscles, bones and the immune system, including the many forms of arthritis. A rheumatologist assesses, diagnoses and helps manage arthritis and autoimmune conditions, often working with you over time to support ongoing management. Our service provides specialist rheumatology consultations at Coomera Specialist & Diagnostics Centre in Upper Coomera, working alongside your GP to support coordinated care.

Concerns We Assess

Patients are commonly referred to a rheumatology and arthritis specialist for assessment of joint, muscle and autoimmune concerns such as:

Joint pain, swelling or stiffness Osteoarthritis Rheumatoid arthritis Gout Autoimmune conditions such as lupus Ongoing back or muscle pain Osteoporosis and bone health Abnormal results suggesting inflammation

Your GP can advise whether a rheumatology referral is suitable for your individual circumstances.

What to Expect at Your Appointment

At your consultation, the specialist will review your referral, symptoms and medical history, examine the affected areas, and discuss whether any further tests may help. After your assessment, you and your referring GP will receive clear information about the findings and any recommended next steps, so your ongoing care stays connected.

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Ongoing Management and Coordinated Care

Many arthritis and autoimmune conditions are managed over the longer term. The specialist will discuss a management plan tailored to your situation and review it with you over time. We keep your referring GP informed so your care stays coordinated between appointments, and we can work with other members of your care team where relevant.

How to Arrange a Referral

A current referral from your GP or another treating doctor is needed for specialist rheumatology consultations and helps with Medicare rebate eligibility. Referrals can be sent to reception@csdc.com.au, and our team will contact the patient to arrange an appointment. You can also call our reception team on (07) 5638 5325.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a referral to see a rheumatologist or arthritis specialist?

A current referral from your GP or another treating doctor is required for specialist rheumatology consultations and supports Medicare rebate eligibility.

What is the difference between osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis?

Osteoarthritis relates to wear and changes in the joints over time, while rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune condition where the immune system affects the joints. A rheumatologist can assess which may apply to you.

Will I need ongoing appointments?

Many arthritis and autoimmune conditions are managed over time, so follow-up appointments are common. The specialist will discuss a plan suited to your situation.

Where is the rheumatology service located?

Level 2, above Doctors@Coomera, Shop 2/21 Coomera Grand Drive, Upper Coomera, QLD 4209, next to ALDI, with parking on site.

How do I arrange an appointment?

Ask your GP for a referral and send it to reception@csdc.com.au, or call our reception team on (07) 5638 5325 and they will help arrange your appointment.

Book a Rheumatology Appointment

Speak with our team about specialist rheumatology and arthritis consultations in Upper Coomera. Have your GP referral ready to request an appointment.

Rheumatology / Arthritis Specialist in Upper Coomera

What Is Rheumatology

Concerns We Assess

What to Expect at Your Appointment

Ongoing Management and Coordinated Care

How to Arrange a Referral

Frequently Asked Questions

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