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Uncontrolled gout?

Gout visits online.
Infusions at home.

Meet your provider by video. If you qualify for home infusions, a nurse comes to you.

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HOME INFUSIONS

Every two weeks.
Without the trip.

With home infusions, there’s no arranging rides or paying to travel to an infusion center. Get comfortable in your own space, with an infusion nurse caring for you.

Your nurse gives the treatment and monitors you throughout the visit.

Ask about home treatment

HOW IT WORKS

Start with
a video visit.

Our focus is adults whose gout has been difficult to control.

  1. Tell us about your gout.

    Meet your provider online to discuss your symptoms, medical history and the treatments you’ve tried.

  2. Review your options.

    Your clinician assesses whether KRYSTEXXA infusions and treatment at home are right for you.

  3. Continue care at home.

    Eligible patients receive infusions with a nurse at home. Virtual follow-up visits help your provider keep track of your care.

Treatment questions
What is uncontrolled gout?

Gout that remains a problem despite treatment. Your clinician reviews your symptoms, uric acid levels and treatment history to understand why. A flare on its own does not mean you need infusions.

What is KRYSTEXXA?

KRYSTEXXA (pegloticase) is an infusion medicine for certain adults whose chronic gout remains uncontrolled despite appropriate oral treatment, or when those medicines are contraindicated. It is usually given every two weeks.

Your clinician decides whether it fits your medical needs.

Can I receive infusions at home?

Your clinician must first assess whether both the medicine and the home setting are appropriate for you. An infusion nurse administers treatment and monitors you during the visit.

What monitoring is needed?

KRYSTEXXA requires screening, blood tests before infusions, premedication and monitoring during and after treatment. It can cause serious allergic reactions, so treatment must take place with healthcare providers prepared to manage them. People with G6PD deficiency must not receive it.

Read the prescribing information for full treatment requirements and risks.

Do video visits replace every in-person visit?

No. Your provider may arrange blood tests or an in-person evaluation when needed. Virtual visits support your evaluation, treatment decisions and follow-up.

ABOUT US

The Gout MD.
Focused on you.

Our focus is adults whose gout has been difficult to control.

Virtual care, treatment planning and follow-up—with home infusions for eligible patients.

Ariel TeitelAriel Teitel, MD, MBACo-Founder & Medical Director

Dr. Ariel Teitel is a board-certified rheumatologist and former Chief of Rheumatology at St. Vincent’s Hospital in New York City. He serves as a Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at NYU Grossman School of Medicine and completed his rheumatology fellowship at Hospital for Special Surgery.

As Co-Founder and Medical Director of The Gout MD, Dr. Teitel leads the clinical program for adults suffering from uncontrolled gout, bringing more than 25 years of experience in rheumatology to help patients manage their condition and regain comfort in everyday life.

LET’S TALK

Ask about
home treatment.

For questions about virtual gout care or infusions at home, email our team.

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