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Meghann Reeder
Mar 28, 2026
I had a wonderful appointment with Tracey Sokoloski, CRNP at Ramos Rheumatology. She was very knowledgeable about the subject in which I came to see her on. I appreciated that she listened very intently and allowed me to say what I needed to say, but was able to get me back on track when needed (ADHD brain lol). Tracey asked thorough questions, took my concerns seriously and made me feel heard, seen, and understood. Even though I had seen a different rheumatologist prior and had a work up done then, Tracey wanted to be thorough and ordered a completely new work up and added on many other additional testing that I don’t believe the other rheumatologist even cared or considered to do. Compared to that other rheumatologist, who made me feel brushed off and not cared about, Tracey made me feel so much better and cared for in terms of my diagnosis. I am very much looking forward to continuing my care with her and truly appreciate gaining more knowledge in her area of expertise! Highly recommend her and this practice!
Additionally, I wanted to shout out the front desk staff lady. I’m so sorry I do not recall your name, but you were a middle age woman, with long brown hair. Not only were you warm and welcoming, I believe you were training someone new next to you when I arrived either on the whole job or at some specific subject. You seemed to be such an awesome teacher and definitely someone who should be training others! Even though you were having some technical difficulties with your computer, I didn’t mind waiting with you because our conversation was lovely. You were cracking some hilarious jokes and it just made the whole experience even better!
Highly, highly recommend this Rheumatologist office!
Edit to my review that I just remembered: The only thing that I would change/recommend is that when the nurse brought me to room and was asking the standard questions of why I was being seen, medical history, confirming medications, etc., she did not close the door. I did not think anything in the moment about this, but then she roomed another patient across the hall from me about 5 minutes later as I waited on Tracey to come see me. I was able to hear all of this patient’s history and answers to the same questions the nurse had asked me. Now he was a very loud speaking individual, however, I do believe the door should be shut when these conversations happen for patient comfortability and confidentiality. Due to the fact I was able to still hear the nurse speaking as well too, just not as much as the gentleman. That is the only “change” and recommendation I would have made my entire visit.