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The Rheum Advocate: A Fresh Look for the Same Trusted Voice

From the College  |  October 21, 2025

Big changes are coming to your inbox! Starting Nov. 13, the long-running ACR@Work newsletter from the ACR is transforming into The Rheum Advocate. Although the name and design are getting a modern update, you can still count on the same high-quality content you’ve come to rely on—just with a fresher look and feel.

The Rheum Advocate will continue to deliver the latest updates on advocacy, policy developments, clinical practice support and the issues that matter most to rheumatology professionals. The reimagined layout is designed with our readers in mind: clean, accessible and easier to navigate on any device.

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This change reflects more than just a new name—it captures our mission to empower the rheumatology community to have a stronger voice in shaping the future of patient care and the profession. Whether it’s breaking news from Capitol Hill, practice management resources or spotlights on member advocacy, The Rheum Advocate will keep you informed and inspired.

Look for the first edition of The Rheum Advocate in your inbox on Nov. 13. We’re excited to continue this next chapter with you—same expert insights, renewed commitment and a bold new identity.

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