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When you’re living with a chronic illness, eating well can sometimes feel like one more thing on an already overwhelming...
07/13/2026

When you’re living with a chronic illness, eating well can sometimes feel like one more thing on an already overwhelming list.

The truth is, nutrition isn’t about being perfect or following a “magic” arthritis diet. It’s about giving your body the support it needs, one small choice at a time.

A little more water. An extra serving of vegetables. A simple meal that’s ready on a hard day. These small habits may not feel like much, but they can add up over time.

Be kind to yourself. Your body is doing its best and it deserves nourishment, not perfection. 💙

Swipe through for 5 simple food and nutrition hacks that can make healthy eating feel a little more manageable.

07/10/2026

Healing is about more than reducing inflammation.

Sometimes, alongside the right treatment, taking time to reflect on how an illness has changed your life can uncover unexpected strength, purpose, or perspective.

This isn’t about saying rheumatoid arthritis is a gift or that mindset replaces medical care. It doesn’t.

It’s about recognizing that even in the hardest seasons, some people discover resilience, new priorities, or a deeper appreciation for life. And those insights can become part of their healing journey.

Every patient’s path is different. Our goal is always the same: helping you reach remission while supporting the whole person, not just the diagnosis. 💙

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07/09/2026

Osteoporosis is often called the “silent disease” because it usually doesn’t cause symptoms until a fracture happens.

That’s why regular monitoring is so important. If you’ve been diagnosed with osteoporosis, your progress is typically followed with DEXA scans, which measure your bone mineral density (BMD). These scans help your doctor see whether your bones are staying stable, improving with treatment, or becoming weaker over time.

The goal isn’t just to diagnose osteoporosis, it’s to protect your bones before a fracture occurs.

Early detection and the right treatment can make a big difference in maintaining strength, mobility, and independence.

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If mornings feel like the hardest part of your day, you’re not alone. 💙When you live with inflammatory arthritis, even g...
07/08/2026

If mornings feel like the hardest part of your day, you’re not alone. 💙

When you live with inflammatory arthritis, even getting out of bed can take extra effort. The good news? Small, gentle changes to your morning routine can make a meaningful difference over time.

Remember, you don’t have to push through the pain. Work with your body, not against it.

Swipe through for 5 simple morning hacks I often recommend to help ease stiffness and start the day a little more comfortably.

07/07/2026

Rheumatoid arthritis often starts gradually but the early signs can be easy to miss.

If you notice joint pain and stiffness that affects both sides of the body, especially in your hands, wrists, or the balls of your feet, and it’s worse in the morning, it’s worth getting evaluated.

The earlier rheumatoid arthritis is diagnosed, the sooner treatment can begin and the better the chance of protecting your joints and reaching remission.

Don’t ignore persistent symptoms. Your body is trying to tell you something.

07/07/2026

You've been taking your medications, following your treatment plan, and doing everything you can... so why haven't you reached remission?

The truth is, remission isn't always as simple as finding the "right" medication. Disease activity, timing, lifestyle factors, treatment goals, and even how inflammation is monitored can all play a role.

In this video, Dr. Isabelle Amigues explains why some people achieve remission while others continue to struggle and what questions you should be asking if your symptoms aren't improving.

Because remission is possible, and understanding the "why" is the first step toward getting there. �

� Watch now and share this with someone navigating inflammatory arthritis.

07/06/2026

Happy Monday, everyone! I hope you all had a beautiful, safe 4th of July weekend.

As doctors, we always remind our patients how important it is to step back, breathe, and recharge, and this weekend, I tried to practice what I preach by stepping outside to unwind. But truth be told, a doctor’s heart never completely switches off.

While I made sure my incredible team got a well-deserved break to be with their families, I kept my phone close and stayed available every step of the way, just in case any emergencies popped up for my patients. Finding that balance between resting your own mind and protecting the health of others isn’t always easy, but it is always worth it.

Ready to step into this new week feeling refreshed and ready to care for you! ❤️

As someone who calls Colorado home, watching these fires unfold absolutely breaks my heart. It’s devastating to see the ...
07/03/2026

As someone who calls Colorado home, watching these fires unfold absolutely breaks my heart. It’s devastating to see the places we love, the landscapes we’ve walked, and the communities that shaped us facing this kind of destruction. But if there’s one thing I know about Coloradans, it’s that our roots run deep and our spirit doesn’t burn out.

To my neighbors, friends, and everyone back home holding their loved ones tight or waiting for news, I am right there with you in spirit. Sending all my love and strength to the communities affected and the incredible crews on the front lines.

Stay safe, Colorado. We will get through this together. 🏔️❤️

While our administrative team will be out of the office on Friday in observance of the holiday, Dr. Isabelle Amigues wil...
07/03/2026

While our administrative team will be out of the office on Friday in observance of the holiday, Dr. Isabelle Amigues will continue to be available for her patients, as always.

One of the benefits of Direct Specialty Care is that your connection to your physician doesn’t disappear over a holiday weekend.

If you have a non-emergency medical question or concern, please don’t hesitate to reach out through the usual channels. Administrative requests may be addressed when our team returns on Monday, but Dr. Amigues will continue to provide medical support for her patients.

As always, if you are experiencing a medical emergency or severe symptoms, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department immediately.

Thank you for your understanding, and we wish you a safe and happy Fourth of July weekend!

07/01/2026

Gout is more than painful flares.

When uric acid stays high for too long, it can build up in the body and form tophi—firm deposits of uric acid that can develop around the fingers, toes, elbows, ears, and other joints. They’re a sign that gout isn’t well controlled.

The good news? Gout is one of the most treatable forms of inflammatory arthritis. With the right plan, it’s possible to lower uric acid, prevent future flares, and avoid long-term complications.

Don’t wait until gout causes lasting damage. Early treatment makes all the difference. 💛

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