Invest in Your Health with Confidence and Clarity

Concierge-level arthritis and autoimmune care, built around one clear pathway — from your first call to lasting remission. Here is exactly how it works, and what each step includes.

 

Get the top-quality care you deserve!
Concierge-level arthritis & autoimmune care designed for your needs

How It Works

Care Fit Call

Choose a time that works for you

Clarity Evaluation

As a new patient, this 1:1 expert consultation provides the clarity you need with a thorough evaluation —whether for a diagnosis or a second opinion- far beyond what other physicians provide.

Active Care Pathway

Receive personalized recommendations, treatment plans, and/or ongoing support

Stability Pathway

Receive personalized recommendations, treatment plans, and/or ongoing support

Our Patient Journey

Longer, unrushed appointments

One-hour appointments and thorough record reviews, because we want to address everything — not rush you out.

Faster diagnosis

Early intervention prevents irreversible joint and organ damage. You're seen in days, not months.

Personalized treatment plans

A whole-body approach that addresses the root cause of your symptoms — built toward remission.

Proactive Support

Frequent follow-ups and direct messaging to make sure your treatment is actually working.

Transparent Costs

Cash pricing or use your insurance for tests and medications — you decide how you spend your money.

Education

Ongoing education and resources so you thrive — not just survive — with arthritis or autoimmune disease.

No Hidden Costs, No Surprises — Just a Clear Investment in Your Health

Chose the Best Service Plan For You

HSA/FSA eligible​

Expert Diagnostic Consultation

$749/ one-time

Your journey to clarity and remission begins with one consultation.

HSA/FSA eligible​

Personalized Care Membership

$499/ month
10% discount for annual plans

Best for people that need >2 visits/ year
Minimum 6 months
We selectively accept patients based on our assessment of whether we can truly make a difference in their condition. Our goal is to ensure that each person receives the targeted, effective care they need. Not everyone will be accepted, but for those we take on, we’re fully committed to helping you find solutions.

HSA/FSA eligible​

Non Members Follow up

$450/ one-time

null OASIS Obesity and Autoimmune & Arthritis Integrated Solution

NEW – WEIGHT LOSS Program

$299/ month
10% discount for annual plans

Covered states: OR, FL, CA, OH, IN, KY, AZ, MT, TX

Rheumatologist OnCall vs Traditional Practices

Rheumatologist OnCall®Traditional Practices
Appointment Wait Time1–2 weeks4–6 months
Time with Physician60 minutes (new),
30 minutes (follow-up)
15 minutes (new),
7 minutes (follow-up)
Urgent AppointmentsAvailableNever available
Telehealth OptionsYesRare
Communication AccessSame-day physician responseDelayed, often delegated to medical staff
Referrals RequiredNoAlways
Transparent PricingAlways disclosedHidden and unpredictable
Holistic CareYesNo

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FAQs

We diagnose and treat rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, lupus, gout, Sjögren’s syndrome, scleroderma, vasculitis, myositis, osteoporosis, and more — plus abnormal results like a positive ANA, rheumatoid factor, ANCA antibodies, or elevated CRP/ESR.

Both: telehealth video visits for residents of our 20 covered states, and in-person visits at our office in Costa Mesa, California.

Typically within a few days to 1–2 weeks, depending on urgency — compared with the 4–6 month wait in the traditional system. No referral is required.

No. You book directly — no referral needed — which is why you’re seen far faster than in the traditional system.

Far more than a 10–15 minute visit. Your Clarity Evaluation includes up to 2 hours of records review beforehand, a full one-hour 1:1 with your physician (telehealth or in person in Costa Mesa), testing and medications ordered as needed, a written action plan, and up to 15 days of follow-up support.

California residents can be seen at our Costa Mesa office. We also welcome travelers from across the country, including Nevada, Arizona, Texas, Florida, and Oregon.

 

Following your initial consultation, you and our physician will determine together if our practice is the right fit for your needs. Should you choose to become a patient, we require a minimum six-month membership.

This time frame ensures we can effectively start, adjust, and optimize your treatment plan for meaningful progress. Throughout this period, you’ll have consistent communication with our specialist.

After six months, you’ll decide if continued care here best suits your ongoing needs. If you wish to cancel, a 30-day written notice is required.

Telehealth in 20 states: Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wisconsin. In-person care in California (Costa Mesa). Coverage can change with telemedicine regulations — join our newsletter to hear about new states.

We’re a direct-care practice and don’t bill insurance for physician visits — by design — but you can use your insurance for labs, imaging, and medications, and we provide a superbill for possible out-of-network reimbursement. HSA/FSA accepted, and discounted cash pricing is available for high-deductible plans.

We’re not contracted with Medicare, but you’re welcome to book. You can still use insurance for labs, imaging, and medications, and we offer discounted pricing — but Medicare invoices can’t be submitted for reimbursement. In some states Medicaid won’t accept orders from non-contracted physicians; in those cases we coordinate with your primary care provider.
No problem — we welcome all patients. We offer transparent, affordable pricing and up to 80% discounts on labs, imaging, and many medications.

If an in-person evaluation is necessary, we’ll coordinate to arrange an appointment. California residents can be seen at our office in Irvine, and we also welcome patients from across the country, including frequent travelers from states like Nevada, Arizona, Texas, Florida, Washington, and Oregon.

Our goal is to provide you with the most comprehensive care, whether locally or from afar.

Yes, you are welcome to use your insurance to cover the cost of laboratory tests, imaging, and treatments. We aim to help you optimize the benefits of your healthcare insurance premiums.

However, if you have a high deductible, we offer transparent pricing and significantly discounted rates for labs, imaging, and many medications. So, you will control your finances and choose what is best for you. There will be no surprise bills from us ever.

Yes — for both initial and follow-up consultations, and often for the Active Care Pathway (check with your HSA administrator for your specific plan). We provide a superbill on request.

Many people can use their Health Savings Account (HSA) to pay for membership, though eligibility may vary.

We recommend checking with your HSA administrator or employer to confirm if our membership qualifies under your specific HSA plan. While some patients find it eligible, we cannot guarantee this will apply to everyone.

Yes. Keep it for emergency room access, other providers, pharmacy benefits, and hospitalization coverage.

Unfortunately, our physician’s doctor cannot order tests before their initial evaluation that will determine which tests are appropriate and/ or necessary for your specific condition. After this evaluation, we can order laboratory and imaging tests like CTs, X-rays, and MRIs.

This approach ensures you receive personalized care and undergo only the most relevant and necessary tests, avoiding unnecessary expenses.

Yes — a consultation lets the physician evaluate your symptoms, diagnose your condition, and build a personalized treatment plan before prescribing.
Yes, when it falls under rheumatology — using NSAIDs, disease-modifying drugs, biologics, and more. For chronic pain outside our specialty, we’ll gladly refer you to a pain specialist in your area.
We’re not a pain-management clinic and rarely prescribe narcotics — only briefly when clearly indicated for a condition we treat. Otherwise we’ll refer you to a pain specialist.

Yes — about 80% direct discounts on labs and many imaging studies, plus discounted cash pricing on many medications. We discuss all costs with you before ordering anything.

Yes, we do offer Superbills. After your consultation, we can provide you with a detailed superbill upon request. This document includes all the necessary information to submit to your insurance company for potential reimbursement.

While we can’t guarantee reimbursement, as coverage varies by insurance plan, this superbill gives you the documentation needed to file a claim with your insurance provider for out-of-network benefits, if applicable to your policy.

A thorough re-evaluation of your diagnosis and treatment plan: a full records review, a discussion of your concerns, a written report, and a call to explain our findings. It’s confidential and shared only with your permission.
 

Yes, you can transfer your care from another rheumatologist to our practice. We welcome patients seeking to change their care provider. To ensure a smooth transition, we’ll need your medical records from your previous rheumatologist.

Once we receive your information, our rheumatologist will review your case thoroughly. We’ll then schedule a comprehensive initial consultation to discuss your condition, current treatment, and any new recommendations.

Our goal is to provide seamless continuity of care while offering our expertise to optimize your treatment plan.

After you book the consultation, you will receive a personalized invitation to set up your patient portal with our practice.

Once your account is set up, you can securely upload your medical records into your patient portal before your appointment. This allows our rheumatologist to review your medical history in advance, making your consultation more efficient and informative.

If you need assistance sharing your records, our staff can guide you through the process, so please email [email protected]

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Our service isn’t designed for life-threatening emergencies. For urgent rheumatology concerns, we offer rapid response for our patients, often with same-day telemedicine — and we encourage you to follow up with us after any ER visit.
 
The booking fee is non-refundable. It’s your responsibility to confirm we serve your state before booking — no refunds for consultations booked in states we don’t cover. Once a consultation is completed, the consultation fee is non-refundable.
 

Yes — we accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover through a secure payment system.

The booking fee is charged when you schedule (and is non-refundable). The consultation fee is charged at the time of your appointment, or prior to the appointment.

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Frequent asked questions

What services does Rheumatologist OnCall offer?

Rheumatologist OnCall offers expert diagnostic consultations, personalized care memberships, non-member follow-up visits, telehealth and in-person rheumatology visits, second opinions, testing guidance, treatment planning, and the OASIS Obesity and Autoimmune & Arthritis Integrated Solution weight loss program.

What is included in the Expert Diagnostic Consultation?

The Expert Diagnostic Consultation includes an in-depth medical records review before the appointment, a one-hour personalized 1:1 visit with a physician, access to extended laboratory and imaging tests, a detailed action plan after the visit, up to 15 days of continued support, communication with other physicians, and an HSA/FSA reimbursement-ready invoice.

How much does the Expert Diagnostic Consultation cost?

The Expert Diagnostic Consultation is listed at $749 as a one-time service. It is designed for new patients who need clarity, diagnosis support, a second opinion, treatment guidance, or a detailed rheumatology evaluation.

What is the Personalized Care Membership?

The Personalized Care Membership is an ongoing care plan for patients who need more than two visits per year. It includes unlimited specialist access through text, email, or phone, direct access through the secure patient portal, monthly 30-minute appointments, priority scheduling, lab and imaging access, medication support, holistic care, and patient education resources.

How much does the Personalized Care Membership cost?

The Personalized Care Membership is listed at $499 per month, with a 10% discount for annual plans. The page states that there is a minimum six-month commitment after the physician and patient determine whether the practice is the right fit.

What is included in the Non-Member Follow-Up visit?

The Non-Member Follow-Up visit includes a personalized 30–45 minute 1:1 appointment with a physician, access to extended laboratory and imaging tests, an immediate action plan after the visit, communication with other physicians, and an HSA/FSA reimbursement-ready invoice. Some additional services, such as preauthorization, are paid separately.

How much does a Non-Member Follow-Up visit cost?

The Non-Member Follow-Up visit is listed at $450 as a one-time service. It is intended for patients who are not enrolled in the Personalized Care Membership but need a follow-up consultation.

What is the OASIS weight loss program?

OASIS stands for Obesity and Autoimmune & Arthritis Integrated Solution. It is a physician-guided weight loss program connected to autoimmune and arthritis care. The program includes a one-hour onboarding visit, monthly 30-minute follow-ups, nutrition counseling, physician communication, laboratory monitoring every four months, a 30-day anti-inflammatory plan, an online nutrition course, and discounted cash pricing for weight loss medications.

How much does the OASIS program cost?

The OASIS weight loss program is listed at $299 per month, with a 10% discount for annual plans. The page lists covered states for this program as Oregon, Florida, California, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Arizona, Montana, and Texas.

What types of visits do you offer?

Rheumatologist OnCall offers both in-person and video consultations. Patients in California or those who can travel may be seen at the Irvine office, while eligible patients in select U.S. states may receive online video consultations through telehealth.

Do I need a referral to see a rheumatologist?

No. Rheumatologist OnCall does not require a referral. Patients can book directly through the website and typically receive faster access to specialized rheumatology care compared with traditional referral-based systems.

Can I use insurance, HSA, or FSA for services?

Rheumatologist OnCall is a direct-care practice and does not bill insurance for office visits. However, patients may use insurance for lab work, imaging, and medications when possible. HSA and FSA accounts may be used for eligible visits, and the practice can provide a superbill for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

Do you accept Medicare or Medicaid?

Rheumatologist OnCall is not contracted with Medicare and does not bill Medicare for office visits. Patients with Medicare are welcome to book, but invoices cannot be submitted to Medicare for reimbursement. The page also notes that Medicaid rules may vary by state, and the team may coordinate with a primary care provider when needed.

Can the doctor order tests before my first appointment?

No. The physician cannot order tests before the initial evaluation. After the first consultation, the doctor can determine which laboratory or imaging tests are appropriate for the patient’s specific condition, helping avoid unnecessary expenses.

Is Rheumatologist OnCall for medical emergencies?

No. Rheumatologist OnCall is not designed for urgent, life-threatening medical emergencies. If you have a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For less critical rheumatology-related concerns, established patients may contact the office for prompt support when appropriate.