Getting a second opinion has never been easier. We're here to support you on your autoimmune journey with shared decision-making, a personalized care plan, and a dedicated physician – all from the comfort of your own home.
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"I'm grateful to be in a field where I can build relationships with patients and help them navigate the journey through evaluation and treatment of rheumatic diseases."
We are on a mission to improve the healthcare experience for patients with autoimmune diseases.
Personalized virtual care where and when you need it. Our average wait time for an appointment is 7 days.
Putting the people before the disease. Our first priority is always your comfort and to make you feel heard.
Discuss personalized treatment plans with followup recommendations to your family doctor.
Our team of dedicated physicians are your biggest advocates.
We're here to empower you to understand, manage, and treat your autoimmune symptoms so you can focus on what really matters.
Your care is important to us. Following your appointment, you can always reach out regarding your treatment recommendations.
Our rheumatologists can help you manage and treat a variety of autoimmune conditions in tandem with your primary care provider via telemedicine, including:
Affordable, transparent pricing. Appointments within 7 days.
Our specialist physician will review your clinical information and summarize their clinical impressions and/or recommendations. These can be shared with your primary care provider.
An E-Consult does not include a video visit with the specialist.
A quick intake form will determine if you are a good candidate for this service. If your care would be better suited to in-person, you will not be charged.
One-time payment
Begin intake formThis is a two-step process. First, our specialist will electronically review your medical records. Next, you will schedule a video visit with our specialist to help with a diagnosis and/or review possible treatment options. You may be asked to have additional testing done prior to your video consultation.
A quick intake form will determine if you are a good candidate for this service. If your care would be better suited to in-person, you will not be charged.
One-time payment
Begin intake formScheduling with a Teams by Beam specialist is simple:
A Virtual Consult with a rheumatologist costs $399. An E-Consult costs $199. The average wait time for an appointment is 7 days. You can book an appointment here.
In comparison, the national average cost to see a rheumatologist varies from $300-600, and wait times are typically 6-12 weeks.
Prior to processing your payment, a member of our medical team will review your medical information from your primary care provider to ensure that our team can meet your needs. If our team determines that your care would be better served by in-person care, or that we are not the best choice for you for another reason, you will not be charged for the appointment.
No, you do not need insurance.
Teams by Beam provides on-demand rheumatology services in the following states:
If you do not live in one of these states, we are not able to provide you with rheumatology services at this time. More states are coming soon.
You should bring the following to your initial virtual appointment:
Rheumatic diseases are sometimes complex and difficult to diagnose, so rheumatologists will gather a complete medical history and perform an exam to look for signs and symptoms that may give clues to the cause of the problem.
The rheumatologist will review the results of any prior testing. They may suggest additional laboratory tests, imaging studies (X-ray, ultrasound, CT scan or MRI), or other tests to assess for additional potential clues to the possible cause of your musculoskeletal problem. A rheumatologist may make further recommendations about recurring conditions or talk with patients about medications, coping mechanisms, techniques for preventing disability or regaining function, and ways to improve their quality of life. These may include:
During follow-up appointments, rheumatologists may make further recommendations about reoccurring conditions or talk with patients about medications, coping mechanisms, techniques for preventing disability or regaining function, and ways to improve their quality of life.
Teams by Beam rheumatologists will not prescribe medications nor perform followup care. Our doctors work in tandem with your primary care provider to provide specialist recommendations regarding care.
