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While dermatologists can manage some aspects of psoriatic disease, rheumatologists are typically better equipped to handle PsA medications and treatment plans. A dermatologist may be able to help with skin issues, but joint problems and medications like Enbrel are best managed by a rheumatologist who specializes in joint Show Full Answer

While dermatologists can manage some aspects of psoriatic disease, rheumatologists are typically better equipped to handle PsA medications and treatment plans. A dermatologist may be able to help with skin issues, but joint problems and medications like Enbrel are best managed by a rheumatologist who specializes in joint, muscle, and bone disorders. Here are some ways to find a new rheumatologist:
• Ask your primary care provider or current dermatologist for a referral
• Contact the National Psoriasis Foundation Patient Navigation Center
• Search the National Psoriasis Foundation Health Care Provider Directory
• Check the American College of Rheumatology Provider Directory
• Contact your health insurance provider for recommendations

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