Rheumatology, Allergy and Clinical Immunology | Internal Medicine | UC Davis Health

expert, effective care

Rheumatology, Allergy and Clinical Immunology

Our work includes a wide range of inflammatory musculoskeletal and other health conditions.

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Specialties

Rheumatology, Allergy and Clinical Immunology

Personalized, effective treatments

Persistent inflammation, joint pain and stiffness, allergies and immune disorders disrupt the lives of millions of people. Fortunately, the UC Davis Division of Rheumatology, Allergy and Clinical Immunology offers expert, effective care for a wide variety of conditions. Many of these disorders mimic each other, and their causes can be difficult to pinpoint, but our board-certified physicians have expertise in diagnosing complex conditions and developing personalized, targeted treatment plans.

Our clinicians have encountered a wide variety of allergic and immunologic disorders. They are experts in determining what triggers allergic reactions, and creating treatment plans for common as well as rare disorders.

Advanced Care for Rheumatic Conditions

Personalized Care

Our physicians provide consultations for physicians throughout California regarding the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of rheumatic disorders and autoimmune diseases. We also see patients who come from as far away as Europe, Japan and South America.

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Expertise In All Aspects of Rheumatology

We offer expert diagnosis and treatment for rheumatic disorders including lupus, gout and arthritis in its various forms. Our allergists also diagnose and care for allergies and immunologic diseases including allergic rhinitis (hay fever), chronic sinusitis, asthma, food allergies and much more.

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Whether you are seeking everyday health care or need specialty care for a specific medical problem, we are here to help.

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