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Dr. Suzanne Zorn off of six fork road...her # is 919 841-9002. She has been my Rheumatologist for the past 8 years. She is awesome. She's a stickler about time though...so make sure you're not late for your appointment even if for 5 minutes. There's no long wait in the waiting room either...you get seen as soon as you walk into the door or less than 5 minutes later. She's so great that even though she does not take my new insurance, i still pay the $150.00 a visit to see her..even if I can see another Rheumatologist in my plan. Just my two cents...By the way good luck with your move. NC has the perfect weather for RA.
Dr. Suzanne Zorn off of six fork road...her # is 919 841-9002. She has been my Rheumatologist for the past 8 years. She is awesome. She's a stickler about time though...so make sure you're not late for your appointment even if for 5 minutes. There's no long wait in the waiting room either...you get seen as soon as you walk into the door or less than 5 minutes later. She's so great that even though she does not take my new insurance, i still pay the $150.00 a visit to see her..even if I can see another Rheumatologist in my plan. Just my two cents...By the way good luck with your move. NC has the perfect weather for RA.
Thank you so much. i saw her web-page and she looks like a good doc. I am a stickler for being on time too, so that will work well for me!!!
I am so happy to move to Raleigh. The last couple of times I was there, I felt great.
I see her quarterly, so I don't mind paying the extra for her. I used to see her once a month, but my RA is doing so well that I only need to see her every three months. YaY!!
I've also heard excellent things about Dr. Zorn...
But I want to throw in as an option - Duke Rheumatology Clinic in Durham. Top notch! I've seen Dr. Rice, Dr. Criscione-Schreiber and Dr. Kate Mitchell (a Fellow and my personal doc.) They are wonderful. Duke is a clinic, so you have to deal with sprawling buildings, far flung parking, low brow furniture... but the trade off is to see some of the absolute top clinicians in the field - with access to cutting edge everything. Plus, they've all been warm, kind, concerned - far above my expectations (and light years ahead of some local rheumatologists I saw previously.)
So if Dr. Zorn doesn't work out, you might consider Duke.
I've also heard excellent things about Dr. Zorn...
But I want to throw in as an option - Duke Rheumatology Clinic in Durham. Top notch! I've seen Dr. Rice, Dr. Criscione-Schreiber and Dr. Kate Mitchell (a Fellow and my personal doc.) They are wonderful. Duke is a clinic, so you have to deal with sprawling buildings, far flung parking, low brow furniture... but the trade off is to see some of the absolute top clinicians in the field - with access to cutting edge everything. Plus, they've all been warm, kind, concerned - far above my expectations (and light years ahead of some local rheumatologists I saw previously.)
So if Dr. Zorn doesn't work out, you might consider Duke.
Best of luck - and welcome to the Triangle!!
Thank you so much. I was going to look at Duke University to see if there was a clinc. I don't mind the aesthetics, so long as the docs are good.
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