Request an Appointment
Choose the most convenient way to get started. You can speak with our office, access the eClinicalWorks patient portal, or send us a short online request.
In-Person Appointments
Visit our Harlem office for face-to-face care.
Virtual Care Available
Meet with the doctor remotely when appropriate.
Choose How You Would Like to Get Started
1. Call the Office
Prefer to speak with someone directly?
Call our Harlem office to ask about appointment availability, referral requirements, insurance information, and virtual or in-person visits.
*Recommended if you need help choosing the right appointment type.


2. Access the Patient Portal
Manage your information online.
Sign in or register through the eClinicalWorks patient portal to access available online patient services.
*The portal opens on the external eClinicalWorks website.
3. Submit an Online Request
Would you prefer us to contact you?
Complete a short appointment request form with your contact information and preferred availability. A member of our office team will follow up with you.
*Submitting the form does not confirm an appointment.
What Happens After You Submit a Request?
We Review Your Request
Our office receives your contact information and appointment preferences.
Our Team Contacts You
A staff member may confirm availability, insurance information, referral requirements, and the appropriate visit type.
Your Appointment Is Confirmed
Your appointment is only confirmed after you receive confirmation from the Harlem Rheumatology office.
Book an Appointment
Complete our short online form, and a member of our Harlem office team will contact you to assist with scheduling.
Please do not include sensitive medical information in the form.
Office Hours
Help Us Prepare for Your Visit
Patients can help make their appointment more useful by bringing:
- Your insurance card A referral or authorization, when required
- Your preferred appointment days and times
- Whether you prefer a virtual or in-person visit
Frequently Asked Questions

Care Starts with the Right Next Step
Schedule a virtual or in-person rheumatology appointment, or share Harlem Rheumatology with someone who may benefit from learning more about their symptoms.