For referral coordinators and practice managers
Send a Rheumatology referral by fax
Prepare the referral letter, verify the rheumatology office's fax line, review the exact PDF and cost, then track delivery. No fax machine and no subscription.
Start a Rheumatology referral →Common reasons for a rheumatology referral
- Inflammatory arthritis
- Positive ANA or autoimmune markers
- Gout or connective tissue disease
What rheumatology offices commonly ask for
- Relevant labs such as ANA, RF, CRP or ESR
- Joint symptoms and duration
- Any imaging results
- Medications tried, including steroids
Along with the basics every referral needs: patient name and date of birth, referring clinician, reason for referral, urgency and insurance. Requirements vary, so confirm with the receiving office.
How it works
- Enter the referral details. Rheumatology is already selected as the specialty.
- Choose the receiving office from saved providers or the NPI Registry, and verify its referral fax line.
- Review the generated PDF and the exact credit total, sign the submission attestation and send.
- Track delivery and find every referral later under Sent Referrals.
A delivered fax confirms transmission. It does not create a clinical order, payer authorization or appointment. If the plan requires prior authorization, start it separately.
Questions
Does the rheumatology office need a FaxSeal account?
No. They receive your referral on the fax line they already use.
How do I find the right fax number?
Pick a saved provider or search the CMS NPI Registry in the form, then confirm the referral fax line with the receiving office. Many practices use a separate number for referrals.
What does it cost?
Each referral uses prepaid credits for a form service fee plus page-based fax delivery. There is no subscription, and the exact total is shown before you confirm.
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