Dr Wemple has been voted on of the best rheumatologists in the country and for good reason. I have…read morebeen seeing her for several years after trying 3 different rheumatologists in Seattle. She has the ability to really listen to you and work for you as a provider. The other amazing thing about her is that she is so up to date on all things a great rheumatologist needs to be in a very challenging area of medicine.

Christy Vath has been my rheumatologist for several years, and I couldn't be happier with her…read moreservice. She is consistently attentive and compassionate, and I never felt rushed with my long lists of questions and concerns and always feel like I leave with what I came in for. Because of Christy, I have switched my alliance with UW/Valley Medical to Swedish medical practitioners and services. Christy is my favorite doc ever.

Dr Mohai has been caring for me for over 20 years and I have great confidence and faith in his…read moretreatment plans for my RA and Lupus. The staff is so kind and helpful. Jade is a fabulous nurse who makes my infusion treatments pleasant and you know she cares!! Love all at this clinic.

I've worked with Dr. Carkin for almost 20 years and she continues to give me so much attention, has…read moreread the latest notes from other doctors before my appointments so she is up to speed, and covers the full spectrum of my health, asking not only about my bones but also my stress level. She is a wonderful physician.

The staff at TSAC at UWMC are wonderful and the several doctors and nurse practitioners I've seen…read moreare excellent. Dr. Carkin has been my rheumatologist since her time at Minor & James (so many years) and changed my life. I shudder to think how I would manage my autoimmune disease without her. She truly deserves her Best in Seattle awards. Standing with her are all the staff and medical assistants who make my care there seamless. They called me once because I needed to reschedule a visit. I remembered to call back right after they closed. A day later, they called me again, just like that, saving me from my forgetfulness. The infusion center is also amazing and does some high level magic to get everyone scheduled, then moved around when things change. Everyone is nice, courteous and understanding of the issues that bring us to the clinic, so you don't have to explain, ask people to wear masks or anything else. In a world where chronic illness makes you feel abnormal, I feel normal and welcome at TSAC. I've seen several practitioners there and they are all equally good. Yes, you absolutely need another physician's referral to be seen there. TSAC has a great reputation and their services are in very high demand. I'm very grateful.

Great Dr he took the time to explain things to me regarding my situation, a very caring Dr who…read moretakes time with a patient. He us hands on and a compassionate Dr.

Dr. Moon is a true gem. I have been to four rheumatologists over the past few years and had all…read morebut given up on rheumatology until I met Dr. Moon. Dr. Moon is incredibly bright, thorough and one of the few truly caring doctors who listens and considers a patient's thoughts and the information the we bring to the table. It is rare to find a doctor that can both explain and listen so well. He also is one of the few doctors who thinks outside of the box, and understands that our bodies are truly interconnected when searching for a solution for his patients. I have heard that many other patients like myself have gone years without someone figuring out what we have or how to help us, and not only has he figured out some of their ailments on the first visit, but even if it takes longer he is truly in it for the long-haul and won't pass us on to the next doctor in line. I recommend Dr. Moon so highly that I've reached out to my PCP, two neurologist and took a stack of his cards to share. I've never found a doctor like this and I've seen more than 20 MDs in the last decade. If you are in need of a rheumatologist see Dr. Moon.

When my regular Rheumatologist couldn't get my PsA under control, she sent me to Dr. Mease. He and…read morehis team have been working with me for the last few years. They're all great and caring folks. Dr. Mease is always up on the latest trials and makes sure his staff is well trained. I generally see Melissa now and she will pull him in as needed. Can't say enough about this team!

The best arthritis doctor in town. His staff is great too!…read more I see one of the N.P's Lynne and she is wonderful to work with! I would highly recommend Dr. Mease and staff!

Dr.Kenyon has been my doctor for many years , she is a thorough and caring doctor!read more

From the owner: Based in Seattle, Christi M. Kenyon, MD provides specialty care in rheumatology and internal…read moremedicine through a combination of rigorous diagnostic assessment and ongoing health and wellness coaching. Highly trained with over 30 years of experience, Dr. Kenyon offers thoughtful, personal, and expert support to men and women suffering from both simple and complex problems. She collaborates with clients to identify individualized testing options for identifying and treating their conditions. After an initial 1-2 hour preliminary in-person visit, Dr. Kenyon recommends and reviews treatment options for a wide range of conditions, including chronic pain, autoimmune diseases, fibromyalgia, various forms of arthritis, and lupus. Collaborating with patients from initial diagnosis to treatment evaluation, Dr. Kenyon offers a flexible check-up system, with the options of secure email correspondence, telephone or video conferencing, and face-to-face visits. Christi M. Kenyon, MD also provides court-approved expert witness services in lawsuits relating to malpractice, and civil and criminal cases.

Dr. Ta and his staff always go above and beyond to treat their patients with kindness and a healing…read moretouch to everyone. I have felt so bad at times, Dr Ta listens and helps. He follows up on everything, Heidi and Helena make tough times better.

Dr. Kent Ta is the best rheumatologist I have ever had. The level of care he provides to his…read morepatients is phenomenal. He's caring. He's attentive and he knows exactly how to care for my illness. His office staff experience is really nice and sweet. I love Helena.

My experience with Dr. Kramm was incredibly disappointing; if I could leave 0 stars, I would…read more Throughout the entire visit, I felt completely unheard and unseen. Due to my complex medical history, three different doctors referred me to a rheumatologist. I chose to schedule an appointment with Dr. Kramm based on her positive online reviews, but I felt unwelcomed from the moment she walked through the door. She barely made eye contact, didn't ask follow-up questions as I explained my symptoms, and refused to look at the medical images I brought to reference. Instead, she simply copied past notes from other providers into my chart and told me she could not do anything more for me, dismissing me back to my previous doctors. She was incredibly short with me, insisted she wasn't the right fit, and even suggested I shouldn't have come to see her in the first place. When I asked for a clear reason why she couldn't help me, she couldn't give me one. I absolutely do not recommend her. Now, it's back to square one.

My experience with Dr. Kramm on March 1, was amazing. I have been seeking a diagnosis of various…read moreconditions, associated with multiple autoimmune disorders for over 4 years. The physicians I visited prior to Dr. Kramm, all provided me good information with regards to relieving my symptoms. However, Dr. Kramm was the first doctor to spend over 40 minutes looking up and diagnosing my prior lab results (blood panels etc.,) and authoritatively providing me with a diagnosis and a series of future tests and steps I needed to take. She was exceptionally kind and patient with me; she explained everything in a way I could understand. I couldn't be more thankful and grateful. I would sing the praises of Dr. Kramm and the University of Washington, Montlake to everyone I know. My visit with Dr. Kramm, greatly exceeded my expectations. She is literally my lifesaver. Knowing she was at the helm of my treatment plan, gave me hope that I could live more normally and longer with my potentially life -threatening disease.

Dr Dada and her assistant have been unresponsive for at least two months as we have been trying to…read moreget an update for my husband's Humira prescription processed. He is loyal to her, but I am fed up with the unprofessionalism. I do not recommend.

We have been in a doctor/patient relationship for almost 15 years. She continues to care about my…read morecondition and does whatever she can to make me feel better. Psoriasis/Psoriatic Arthritis is no fun; it is not just joint pain but lesions that can break out, too, which can be painful, itchy, and scaly. I'm grateful to continue my wellness journey and forever thankful I found her. Along with Dr. Dada comes her wonderful staff. Josh, her MA, is prompt and polite in his response time, and if he doesn't know the answer, he does his best to get it. Then we go to billing and come to Jennie. I'm so glad Dr. Dada found Jennie; she is efficient, super friendly, and always greets me with a smile! She is a treat to converse with, unlike her predecessor. Now we move to the infusion center; Sherri has been the nurse who has been helping me lately with my infusion. She is so sweet, always ready to go when I arrive, knows how I like things, and has everything set up. She and Jennie are like a ray of sunshine when I come to this office.

After my dad passed, I had some type of inflammatory attack to all my joints. Especially my hands,…read moreknees & elbows. Yes, I've had sore joints & muscles from time to time, but nothing like this. I was unable to walk for 2weeks w/no explanation as to why. So, my primary doc referred me to rheumatology & Dr. Sharma was unfortunately the one I saw. After waiting 4 months for an appt, on day of my appt, they canceled as the doc was sick. But, then had to wait another 2 months to be seen. I was desperate for help. He was 20 minutes late to my appt and told me he didn't even have time to look at med history prior. So, he took time DURING my appt for that...not asking me, but going over computer notes. THUS, leaving about 15-20 minutes for my consultation. After briefly checking my knees, hands & elbows...I asked him why I suddenly had "knots or bumps" on the bones of joints on my fingers-in a matter of a few months? His reply..."well, as women age they get ugly swollen joints & fingers!" Wow..talk about gas lighting & misogyny. I'm in early 50's, have NEVER had any signs of this until this incident. He did not appear to care or want to hear what I had to say...especially since he only had about 15 actual minutes with me after his late arrival and neglect in reviewing my records. So, in a matter of MINUTES, he was late for my appt; which showed no regard for my time OR $$$ that I'd be paying, he insulted me; not only as a woman, but as a healthy patient who was worried & scared, he dismissed my concerns and left me feeling like I was just a number & not a person. He took a number of blood tests, which I appreciated, but when they showed nothing...I was yet again DISMISSED in my follow-up zoom consult. I didn't even have the energy to defend myself so I just nodded & listened to his dismissive BS. I wish I could go back and speak up-I was just caught off guard. It was one of the worst medical experiences with a physician in my life. Big lesson for me...just because someone is a medical professional, DOES NOT mean they're entitled to demean, dismiss or ignore you as a human being.

Dr. Sharma was a second opinion as my first was even worse than he was. I've seen Dr.Sharma twice…read moreand both times he was extremely dismissive, was in a hurry and clearly could care less about me as a patient. He gaslighted me about all my symptoms. He didn't update my chart for the rest of my 10 drs to review. Diagnosed me with Fibromyalgia but didn't note it anywhere nor gave me any advice on how to handle it. Didn't give me any recourse other than I don't deal with this type of disease you'll need to see your primary. Regardless of who is supposed to treat me he should have at least given me an explanation on the disease that he is the one who diagnosed me on. How I would describe him as a doctor, dismissive, rushed, mismanagement of time, not empathetic. Don't go to him if you're looking for answers.