Dr. Brionez and our entire team are dedicated to helping patients understand their conditions and available treatments.
We're Experienced
With ten years of private practice experience, Dr. Brionez strives to make every patient get the best care and treatment available.
We Provide Compassionate Care
We make each step on the road to managing chronic conditions as easy as possible for you.
We Offer On-Site Treatment
With our on-site lab, all necessary tests can be done right here in our office. We also have in-house infusion services so you can begin your treatment with no delays.
We're Experienced
With ten years of private practice experience, Dr. Brionez strives to make every patient get the best care and treatment available.
We Provide Compassionate Care
We make each step on the road to managing chronic conditions as easy as possible for you.
We Offer On-Site Treatment
With our on-site lab, all necessary tests can be done right here in our office. We also have in-house infusion services so you can begin your treatment with no delays.
We Diagnose and Treat the Following Conditions
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Psoriatic Arthritis
Psoriatic arthritis is most commonly seen in patients with psoriasis. However, psoriatic arthritis can appear without any skin symptoms at all. Most often, the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis are pain, swelling, or stiffness in the joints. While this can happen in any joint, it is more likely to cause symptoms in the fingers/toes, feet, and lower back.
Lupus
Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that affects the entire body typically at the same time. Other forms of autoimmune conditions focus on one or just a few specific areas. With lupus, all of the body’s systems can be attacked all at once by the immune system. While not every individual case is severe, some lupus patients experience life-threatening illnesses from the disease.
Osteoarthritis
OA is the most common form of arthritis. Over 10% of adults will develop osteoarthritis at some point in their lifetime. OA is a degenerative joint disease that occurs when the cartilage in a joint starts to show signs of wear or breaking down. The reduction in cartilage causes permanent changes in the joint resulting in increasing amounts of pain as the condition worsens.
Gout
Spondyloarthritis
Spondyloarthritis includes a group that consists of many different types of arthritic conditions. Most forms of arthritis are caused by inflammation and damage in a joint. What makes spondyloarthritis conditions different is that it primarily affects where the bones and ligaments connect rather than the joint. Symptoms are most often in the spine, but they can occur in the arms or legs as well.
Sjögren’s Syndrome
Sjögren’s Syndrome is an autoimmune disease that affects the tear ducts and the saliva-producing glands in the mouth. Patients typically have both dry eyes and dry mouths. It is commonly seen in patients who have been diagnosed with other autoimmune conditions.
Myositis
Joints are not the only parts of the body that can have inflammation. Myositis occurs when inflammation occurs in the muscle tissues. The inflammation causes muscle weakness (myopathy) and sometimes even pain. Symptoms of myositis can also include shortness of breath and cough or a painful rash.
Vasculitis
Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis is a disease that reduces bone density. Your body is continually replacing your bone tissues as older tissue breaks down. With osteoporosis, the body is typically not producing enough new bone tissue to replace the bone as that is lost. Without the new tissues, bones can become brittle or weak and may break easily.
Polymyalgia Rheumatica
PMR is a rare inflammatory condition that causes pain in several large muscle groups. Most typically, this includes the shoulders and hips. While there is no known cause for the disease, it is most commonly thought that genetics may make the condition more likely for some individuals.
Scleroderma
Scleroderma is a rare autoimmune disorder that occurs when your body produces too much collagen. This collagen then builds up inside the body in a wide variety of places. The collagen build-up can cause an extensive range of complications over time. Eventually, the build-up can make it difficult for organs such as your lungs, kidneys, or heart to function properly.
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