Recent News

June: Innovations in Biologics and Rheumatology Welcome to the June edition of the Bay Arthritis Institute newsletter! This month, we’re excited to share some of the latest advancements in biologic treatments and rheumatology. Read on to learn more about how these innovations could benefit you and how we at Bay Arthritis Institute are here to […]

Dear Patients and Supporters, Welcome to our May newsletter, dedicated to Arthritis Awareness Month. This is a crucial time for us to come together and advocate for better care, support, and access to treatments for those living with arthritis. Recognizing Arthritis Awareness Month Arthritis Awareness Month is observed annually in May to raise awareness about […]

Dear Patients, Welcome to the April edition of the Bay Arthritis Institute newsletter. This month, we’re focusing on a topic that’s essential for many of us: managing flares and finding relief. Dealing with flare-ups of rheumatologic conditions can be challenging, but there are strategies and resources available to help you cope and improve your quality […]

Welcome to March As we bid farewell to winter and welcome the blossoms of spring, it’s time to rejuvenate our bodies and minds. This month, we’re focusing on the vital role of physical activity for those dealing with arthritis. Let’s delve into the importance of movement, discover safe exercises, and explore coverage options for therapy […]

Panama City, FL – February 14, 2024 Bay Arthritis Institute proudly announces the appointment of Andre C. Smith as the Chief Operations Officer (COO). Mr. Smith brings over 13 years of extensive experience in the healthcare industry, demonstrating exceptional leadership in rheumatology specialty medical clinics, Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), and multi-specialty infusion centers within […]

Dr. Amir Agha is interviewed by WMBB about living with Arthritis.

Dr. Agha identifies some of the common types of arthritis and provides details of each.

Difficult to diagnose, here is a quick guide to determine if you might have Fibromyalgia.

In this study, we tested the specific role of macrophage TG2 expression in MSU crystal-induced inflammation.