HS Clinics · Idaho

Hidradenitis Suppurativa Care in Idaho: Verified Center

Idaho has one listed center: Kootenai Clinic Dermatology in Coeur d'Alene, in the state's northern panhandle, whose dermatology service documents care for hidradenitis suppurativa. For many Idahoans, centers in Washington, Utah or Oregon may actually be closer than a cross-state drive.

The center listed here comes from institutional sources (official hospital and university pages), with the source and last-checked date on every card. Before you plan a visit, always confirm with the clinic: access details and programs can change.

Kootenai Clinic Dermatology

Coeur d'Alene

Documented pathway "Hidradenitis suppurativa"

Kootenai Clinic Dermatology lists hidradenitis suppurativa among the conditions it treats.

Department
Dermatology
Access
Confirm with the clinic, referral required. New patients need a provider referral; once it is received, the clinic calls to schedule the first visit. Clinic phone: 208-625-4333.

How access works in Idaho

Kootenai Clinic Dermatology can be reached at 208-625-4333, but its institutional page currently states it is not accepting new patients: check before planning, and consider the nearby states below.

Nearby options in neighboring states

With one listed center in Idaho, it is worth knowing what is verified within driving distance:

I am not a doctor: this page gathers public information for informational purposes and is neither medical advice nor a ranking. Choose a center together with your doctor.

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