Can a rheumatologist assess you properly by video? A consultant rheumatologist explains when private video consultations work well, how to prepare, when face-to-face is better, and how urgent appointments may sometimes be arranged.

When is a second opinion in rheumatology worthwhile? A consultant rheumatologist explains what another expert review can add, from diagnosis and treatment clarity to reassurance and future planning.

A patient guide to choosing a rheumatology specialist in the UK — NHS vs private care, tertiary centre experience and long-term treatment planning.

A clear explanation of NHS and private rheumatology care, including benefits, limitations, prescribing, biologic treatments, and how patients can move safely between both systems.

A patient who had been bedbound for a month shared how repeated narrow assessments failed to find answers — until a whole-person clinical review revealed the underlying pattern and led to an effective treatment plan. This blog explores why joining the dots is essential when symptoms don’t fit neatly into a single box.

Dr Singh highlights a family’s experience regarding the challenges of diagnosing and managing complex undifferentiated inflammatory disease in their relative.

When symptoms persist and you are struggling to get help, many people start to wonder whether it’s worth booking a private consultation. The idea of “going private” can sound expensive or unnecessary — but in rheumatology, one focused assessment can often make all the difference. In this article, Dr Singh highlights how one appointment gave a patient an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan.

Sometimes patients come to me after seeing several doctors but still don’t have an answer. Learn how one patient was able to receive a rapid and accurate diagnosis after a focused, expert assessment by Dr Singh.