That field does not exist. The closest medicine gets is with multi disciplinary centers like Mayo or Cleveland Clinic where a bunch of different types of doctors collaborate on your case. I'm sorry you are going through this. Is there some reason why you think it would be best if they were the same person? Is something wrong with your current team? You said there is a disconnect but what does that mean? Perhaps if you talk with both providers, or their office staff, you can have your records synchronized between the offices so you don't feel that way?
34F, 54, 125 lbs, nonsmoker, being treated for lymphoma and lupus, seeking oncology and rheumatology guidance for cohesive treatmentHello, I had to add all that info since the auto mod deleted me for not having all of it. Im about halfway through AAVD chemo for stage 4 Hodgkins and see a rheumatologist for lupus. I feel theres a disconnect between oncology and rheumatology in my treatment and Im not finding much online about rheumatology/oncology, if that is indeed a field that exists. Im willing to travel a few hrs from NJ for treatment, just hoping theres a specialist who is knowledgeable in the treatment of both conditions since lupus, its treatment, and chemo put me at risk for more cancers. Looking forward to any suggestions anyone has. Thank you.