iowa arthritis patient portal

What is the Iowa arthritis and osteoporosis center?

This is the Iowa Arthritis and Osteoporosis Center. Our center is equipped with an infusion suite, high complexity lab, diagnostic X-ray and bone density testing facilities. When you add our expert staff, you have one of the largest and most recognized centers in the country.

How do I make sure I am receiving patient portal emails?

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How can we help you with rheumatoid arthritis?

We can help you take control. Relief from rheumatoid arthritis is possible with the right approach. A combination of medication, physical therapy, and exercise can often reduce inflammation and slow joint damage. We’re here to help you build stronger bones so you can do all the things you’ve always done.

How to make an appointment at a syringe?

Things to know and do before your appointment: 1 Be sure to check your insurance and request a referral from your primary care provider if required. 2 Bring to each appointment your health insurance and prescription insurance card, a photo ID, and a complete list of the medications you are taking, including the dose. Be sure to include in your list any vitamins or supplements you take. 3 Tell us if you need an interpreter. We want to be sure you have the support you need to understand the information during your appointment. 4 Bring your insurance card. Several insurance companies require authorization for appointments before you are treated at our center. 5 If your insurance company has changed since you were last seen or your appointment was made, be sure to call our office before your appointment to make certain all the pre-authorization work is completed so you will not experience a delay or need to reschedule.

What to bring to a doctor's appointment?

Bring to each appointment your health insurance and prescription insurance card, a photo ID, and a complete list of the medications you are taking, including the dose. Be sure to include in your list any vitamins or supplements you take.