North Carolina Rheumatology Association - NCRA

North Carolina Rheumatology Association - NCRA Association bringing together rheumatology providers in the state of North Carolina.

🦴 Strong bones matter more than you think.Fractures are often preventable. From early screening to simple lifestyle chan...
03/19/2026

🦴 Strong bones matter more than you think.

Fractures are often preventable. From early screening to simple lifestyle changes like nutrition and exercise, there are real steps patients and providers can take to protect bone health.

For people living with conditions like osteoporosis or inflammatory diseases, the risk is even higher, making awareness and early action critical. 💙

At NCRA, we’re committed to helping patients and providers stay informed, proactive and empowered.

This month's blog post centers on this issue. Learn more on our site!
https://ncrheum.org/bone-health-fracture-prevention/

With NCRA 2026 wrapping yesterday, we wanted to take a second and reflect on the learning, the listening and the fun we ...
03/16/2026

With NCRA 2026 wrapping yesterday, we wanted to take a second and reflect on the learning, the listening and the fun we had. Thank you for coming to Charlotte, and we will see you next year in Raleigh!

03/14/2026
Great care doesn’t happen in isolation; it happens when clinicians learn from each other.March 14–15 in Charlotte, you'l...
03/05/2026

Great care doesn’t happen in isolation; it happens when clinicians learn from each other.

March 14–15 in Charlotte, you'll hear advocacy updates, explore rare and complex rheumatic diseases, learn strategies to improve patient well-being and physician empathy, and connect with colleagues across North Carolina.

We can't wait to see you there!

📣  📣 📣Rheumatology is evolving quickly, and this year’s NCRA annual conference is designed to help YOU stay ahead.From u...
02/24/2026

📣 📣 📣Rheumatology is evolving quickly, and this year’s NCRA annual conference is designed to help YOU stay ahead.

From updates on difficult-to-treat rheumatoid arthritis to emerging therapies like CAR-T in rheumatic disease, our 2026 program brings nationally recognized experts together to share practical insights clinicians can apply immediately. The agenda also dives into infection risk management, sarcoidosis, gout treatment advances and a full year-in-review of clinical developments.

This is your place to learn, connect and move the field forward together.

📍 March 14–15 | Charlotte
🔗 Register now
https://ncrheum.org/2026-agenda/

🚨🚨🚨 ICYMI NEW BLOG 🚨🚨🚨How far has our field advanced? Where are there gaps in care? What are the latest in technology ad...
02/12/2026

🚨🚨🚨 ICYMI NEW BLOG 🚨🚨🚨

How far has our field advanced?
Where are there gaps in care?
What are the latest in technology advances?

Read more: https://ncrheum.org/rheumatology-day/

💙 Today is Rheumatoid Arthritis Awareness Day — Feb 2! 💙As we mark this important day, we reflect on how far care for rh...
02/02/2026

💙 Today is Rheumatoid Arthritis Awareness Day — Feb 2! 💙

As we mark this important day, we reflect on how far care for rheumatoid arthritis has come, and how much work lies ahead. Despite amazing advancements in diagnostics and treatments, too many people still face delays in diagnosis, barriers to care and ongoing pain and disability.

🌟 To everyone impacted by RA: you matter, and you're not alone. 💪

https://ncrheum.org/rheumatology-day/

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12/22/2025

From all of us at the North Carolina Rheumatology Association, happy holidays and a joyous new year!

🕎✨ Happy Hanukkah!As the Festival of Lights begins, we extend warm wishes to everyone in our community who is celebratin...
12/15/2025

🕎✨ Happy Hanukkah!

As the Festival of Lights begins, we extend warm wishes to everyone in our community who is celebrating this special season. May the coming days bring joy, peace and moments of reflection with the people who matter most.

ICYMI it's post-Thanksgiving, you've filled your bellies. Weight loss may be on many people's minds. How are your patien...
12/03/2025

ICYMI it's post-Thanksgiving, you've filled your bellies. Weight loss may be on many people's minds. How are your patients with GLP-1s, and what role do you play in their care as a rheumatologist?
Read our latest NCRA blog- https://ncrheum.org/era-of-glp-1-medication

11/27/2025

🍂🧡 This Thanksgiving, we’re especially grateful for you! The patients, caregivers, rheumatology professionals, sponsors and supporters across North Carolina.

We wish you a joyful holiday filled with warmth, good health and time with the people who matter most. Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃✨

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