Brandon Law, MD

a brief introduction

two worlds, one focus

I’m a board-certified rheumatologist working in autoimmune disease from two sides: caring for the people who live with Sjögren’s, and helping develop the next generation of cell therapies for autoimmune disease.

I trained at Harvard College and Harvard Medical School, completed my rheumatology fellowship at Johns Hopkins, and held a faculty appointment at Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School. I serve on the Sjögren’s Foundation Consensus Expert Panel, which works to define how the disease is diagnosed and measured.

Alongside my practice, I lead early clinical development of cell therapies for autoimmune disease. That work keeps me close to where treatment is heading, and it shapes how I think about each patient: rigorously, longitudinally, and with an eye on what’s coming next.

This practice is where those two worlds meet, dedicated to the people living with Sjögren’s.

work together

New patients are accepted by application to the waitlist. If you think this might be the right fit, I’d be glad to hear from you.