Dr. Amanda Titus, MD

I tested strongly positive for an antibody associated with Scleroderma. She said she didn't think I had Scleroderma or Lupus, and since I had a dry cough she was more concerned about asthma. Sent me to Integris for a breathing test. She ghosted me. It's been a week and half since that breathing test, and her office hasn't even called me! I have called that office every other day, and no one can return a call. My PCP referred her. I have a new PCP now and getting a new rheumatologist. If her office is that disorganized and she can't control it, then I certainly don't want her as my doctor.

I have seen her a few times. The first time I was somewhat impressed. She seemed nice and knowledgeable. The second time was worse. She shamed me for working and going to school at the same time. She tried to suggest that I quite my job and focus on school or quite school and work. Number 1, that is not her job. Number 2, her job is to help me manage my symptoms. She gave me a sample of a new medication. It worked well. She told me she would get me a prescription for the medication. I had to call 3 separate times to find out the status of my medication. It took 3 months for me to get my medication. And it was not for the medication she gave me samples for. At my recent appointment, I told her that I had been given the medication every week at my previous dr, she argued with me. I moved on and told her that I had severe pain in my left foot, that it was painful to walk. She said 'there's no swelling.' She did absolutely nothing. I am now looking for someone else.

Dr Titus is very personable. She listened to me and offered a lot of information. I would definitely recommend her.

The doctor spent a lot of time with me. She listened carefully and asked a great deal of good questions. Thank you!

She is very knowledgeable and caring. She truly listens to everything and goes out of her way to help her patients.

Dr. Titus is very knowledgable and caring. She tends to have openings for when you have a flare. I am confident she is treating the problem I am seeing her for properly and competently.

I saw Dr Titus last year. I had a positive ANA and I still need to go back for more testing. My fault for being lazy about it. She really seemed to care about my issues and I know that this is a harder field to work in. She is an excellent listener. Unfortunately, autoimmune and mystery illnesses aren’t easy to solve... she did blood work and recommended coming back. I wanted to approach things more naturally/ diet and preferred it to take NSAIDS or pain meds if I don’t have to. Very supportive

Dr.Titus came in poked a few places, asked a couple questions and said it's fibromyalgia. I said your wrong. Only then did she pull up my test from primary. Read them breifly and swiftly, declared my results were not that bad and took her own blood test for vitamin b12. Told me to exercise and take b12. left me there in pain.

I saw Dr. Titus at Mercy for a second opinion. I couldn't be more pleased. She was very easy to talk to and she is genuine. She was very thourough and knowledgeable. I highly recommend her.

She saw my daughter, who suffers from 3 auto immune disorders, for joint pain, swelling redness and knots. She was not experiencing all the symptoms at the time, as we had waited 3 months to get in and she wasn't in a flare up. She did have some discoloration and a knot, that seemed to baffle Dr. Titus. She would not do blood tests as they were done by her primary and markers weren't high enough. She provided no answers nor suggestions. And nutrition, specifically gluten intolerance is fad