The present study was carried out as a part of the elaboration process of the Program of Rheumatologic Diseases of the health center of Chapela. The following rates are reported: the volume of patients affected by these problems (14.5%), the generated care demand (6.9% of the overall demand), the age and sex distribution, their importance as a reason of disability (14.4% of the overall number of sick leaves), and the different specific diagnoses. To evaluate how these patients were managed by the team, a series of indicators were used, such as the number of identified patients, the quality of the documentation, the types of complementary investigations, the referral of patients to the secondary level, and the adequacy of therapies. As conclusions, a significant volume of rheumatologic consultations and work disabilities was found, with a high use rate of radiological studies and a low use rate of laboratory investigations, the use of basically NSAI drugs in the therapy, and the need for a specifically oriented clinical record to be used in the diagnosis and follow up of these conditions.