Resources

Print materials for every audience

References built from the guidelines, written for the person who has to use them. All free, all print ready.

For clinicians For payers and health systems For people living with HS Quick reference

For clinicians

HS Guidelines in Practice

For clinicians who see HS outside dermatology.

The HS guidelines in one page

Recognizing HS, and knowing when it is moderate

Pain in HS

What the guideline supports

HS is a systemic disease

Acute abscess and drainage

HS in children and adolescents

Referral and co-management

Access and coverage

What comes next for HS care

Leadership Guidelines Insights

Also on the Insights page.

HS care has outgrown its standards

The first doctor an HS patient sees

Guidelines are a first step

There was no playbook for HS care

HS is a systemic disease

For payers and health systems

What the guidelines contain

Scope, method, and how to read a recommendation

What the guidelines say about coverage criteria

Step therapy, severity documentation, and the evidence base

Where the cost actually lands

Direct therapy cost against the cost of uncontrolled disease

How the guidelines stay current

The amendment process and what triggers a revision

For people living with HS

Five questions to ask about your HS

If your HS treatment was denied

What the new HS guidelines mean for you

Quick reference

For all audiences

Pocket guide

HS Foundation

The organization behind these guidelines, dedicated to improving the lives of people with HS through research, education, and patient advocacy.

Refer a patient to HS Buddies

A free program that pairs patients with a peer who lives with HS and understands what they're going through. Order printed referral cards to keep in your clinic and hand to patients who could use the support.