HS Clinics · Massachusetts
In Massachusetts, our dataset documents 4 centers (3 with a dedicated HS clinic named on the institutional pages): Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Tufts Medical Center Dermatology, UMass Memorial Medical Center.
The 4 centers listed here come 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.
Boston
Dedicated HS clinic "Subspecialty HS Clinic"
The subspecialty clinic provides comprehensive HS care with dermatology, nursing, pharmacy and cross-specialty coordination.
Boston
Dedicated HS clinic "Hidradenitis Suppurativa/Neutrophilic Dermatosis Service"
The clinic provides systemic and procedural therapies, specialized wound care and coordination with surgical and medical specialties.
Boston
Documented pathway "Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS)"
Tufts documents HS-specific dermatology care using antibiotics, anti-inflammatory and hormonal medicines, biologic therapy, lasers and surgery.
Worcester
Dedicated HS clinic "Hidradenitis Suppurativa Center"
The center provides weekly access to comprehensive medical and surgical HS care supported by clinical and translational research.
Most centers listed here see patients through a dermatology referral or the institution's own appointment line; each card shows the access details documented on the official page. Coverage varies by insurance plan, so confirm with the clinic before booking.
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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