Christy G.
7/24/2025
I still drive all the way from CT to see Dr Kaiser, after moving away. She's that good! The kind of doctor who makes you feel like she's the only patient she has all day. She is extremely...
Rachel Kaiser, MD, MPH, FACP, FACR
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5454 Wisconsin Ave Ste 600
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
Arthritis and Rheumatism Associates P.C. (ARA) is the largest rheumatology practice in the Washington D.C. area, dedicated to diagnosing and treating disorders of the joints, muscles, tendons, and connective tissue since 1975. With multiple treatment centers and a commitment to integrating excellent medical care with comprehensive services, ARA offers patients access to the latest innovations in arthritis and rheumatic disease management.
ARA features specialized programs such as the Gout Center of Excellence, the Wellness and Weight Loss Center, and the Medical Cannabis Institute, among others. Their team of qualified rheumatologists focuses on individualized treatment plans to improve patients' quality of life and restore maximum function, addressing both chronic musculoskeletal and autoimmune conditions.
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4.08 reviews
William M.
6/23/2025
They just want your Money. Went there 10 years and I guess they decided I was not a good enough customer and cancelled my portal and infusion appointments with no notice. Sent a personal letter...
Eileen M.
12/4/2024
Dr, Kaiser spent a lot of time with me and answered all my questions patiently even when I interrupted her answers many times to ask more questions. I appreciate that she admitted to not being...
Max B.
1/2/2024
the practice would not see me for weeks after er visit for multiple swollen and painfully joints. this refusal of prompt care denies me proper and timely treatment and a chance of proper...
Ruk D.
7/19/2019
Dr. Rachel Kaiser was amazing. My condition is not straight forward. I mush appreciate her critical thinking, looking at the complete history and trying to understand the issue to find the right...
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