Division of Rheumatology

Specializing in the comprehensive management of autoimmune, inflammatory and metabolic bone-joint disorders.

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Leveraging integrated care models, our physicians and advanced practice providers work closely with Orthopaedics, Physical Medicine, Radiology, and Rehabilitation teams to deliver a full continuum of care—from early diagnosis and disease-modifying therapy to long-term joint preservation, bone health optimization and proactive wellness strategies. 

David Feinstein, DO

David E. Feinstein, DO
Division Head, Rheumatology

 With a focus on personalized treatment plans, patient education and lifestyle interventions, we aim not only to control disease activity, but to enhance quality of life, maintain mobility and prevent long-term complications. Our collaborative approach ensures that patients receive the right care at the right time, supported by regional outreach, clinical trials and community-based bone health initiatives.
 

At a Glance

5
Faculty Physicians
2
Fellowship Physicians
5
Offices
In Camden, Cherry Hill, Moorestown, Voorhees, and Willingboro.
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Education

The Division of Rheumatology provides comprehensive education for medical students, residents, and fellows, emphasizing clinical excellence, evidence-based, patient-centered care, while creating rheumatologists who provide exceptional rheumatologic care.

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Research

Cooper Bone & Joint is committed to advancing research in Orthopaedics, Podiatry, and Rheumatology, as evidenced by various publications, national and international presentations, and ongoing studies in clinical care.

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Patient Care

Our rheumatologists are board-certified to diagnose and treat a wide range of arthritis and autoimmune diseases. After establishing a patient's diagnosis, our rheumatologists and care team develop a personalized treatment plan to manage pain, reduce inflammation, and improve their function and independence.

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