Steven W. Bailey, a familiar face to television audiences and best known for his role as bartender Joe on “Grey’s Anatomy,” has publicly shared his diagnosis of a rare neuromuscular disorder. The actor’s announcement offers a glimpse into his personal health journey and acknowledges the challenges he now faces.

Bailey, who has enjoyed a prolific career spanning decades and numerous hit television shows, made the disclosure on social media. He shared a photo of himself using a wheelchair, accompanied by the caption, "Same guy. Now with wheels.” This candid post has resonated with fans and sparked an outpouring of support.

Beyond his recurring role on “Grey’s Anatomy,” Bailey boasts an impressive resume. He has appeared in a diverse array of popular series including Netflix’s “You,” “Modern Family,” “Scandal,” “Community,” “NCIS,” and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.” His versatility and talent have made him a beloved figure in the entertainment industry.

While Bailey has not disclosed the specific name of the neuromuscular disorder, his openness about his condition aims to raise awareness and encourage understanding of rare diseases. His message of resilience and positivity has been widely praised, demonstrating his continued spirit despite the health challenges he is navigating. The actor’s career continues, and he remains an active and valued member of the acting community.