Whether you’re newly diagnosed or still stuck in the flare-and-fix cycle, we believe every patient deserves a rheumatologist who takes their pain seriously, explains the science clearly, and builds a plan that works.
That’s why we’re building a trusted, growing list of gout-savvy doctors. Rheumatologists who believe in patient-centered care and up-to-date treatment. While we build our own list, please use this vetted list from a trusted partner The Gout Education Society, here.
Not all doctors are the same, and if you’ve been dismissed or misdiagnosed, you already know that. The right doctor can be the difference between years of pain… and real progress.
You shouldn’t have to fight to be believed. A good doctor takes your pain seriously, asks thoughtful questions, and treats you like a partner, not a problem.
The science of gout has evolved, your doctor should know that. Look for someone who talks about long-term urate-lowering therapy (ULT), not just quick fixes or outdated diets!
Medical jargon doesn’t help when you’re in pain. A good doc will break it down in plain English and walk you through a treatment plan you understand and feel good about.
Flares are just the tip of the iceberg. The right doctor knows gout is a chronic condition, and they’ll help you treat the root cause, not just the symptoms.
You deserve a provider who sees the whole you, your goals, your concerns, your story. If you leave appointments feeling dismissed or confused, it’s okay to keep looking.
Browse through this Gout Specialist Network here
Pro Tip: Call ahead and ask if they treat gout regularly. The more experience, the better!
Our Gout Journey Roadmap walks you through exactly what to do based on where you are right now.
Clicking through resources is a great start, but when you’re ready for step-by-step support, head to the Roadmap.
Whether you’re still wondering if it’s gout or trying to get flares under control, this expert-backed guide will walk you through what to do and why, with zero fluff. Just choose your phase, and we’ll show you a path forward.