Hypermobility Hub provides diagnostic evaluations and clinical assessments consistent with current diagnostic frameworks. When needed, we coordinate referrals for genetic testing or specialty evaluations.
If a formal diagnosis already exists, care focuses on refinement, confirmation, and comprehensive management planning.

Hypermobility Hub provides comprehensive consultative and advisory care for individuals with hypermobility spectrum disorders, Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS), and complex musculoskeletal conditions. Services may include detailed evaluations, diagnostic guidance, care planning, regenerative treatment options, coordination with specialists, conservative treatment strategies, and education tailored to your specific needs.
Care is individualized and focused on improving function, reducing pain, and supporting long-term joint health.

No, Hypermobility Hub operates on a cash-based model. This allows for longer appointments, comprehensive reviews, and personalized care without the restrictions often imposed by insurance billing.
Patients may request documentation to submit to insurance for possible out-of-network reimbursement, though reimbursement is not guaranteed.

Yes. Guidance is available for joint bracing, splints, and durable medical equipment (DME) when appropriate. Recommendations may include functional bracing, ring splints, mobility aids, or activity-specific supports.
The goal is support without deconditioning, helping patients maintain strength and independence while protecting vulnerable joints.

Telehealth consultations are available for appropriate services. These visits focus on education, diagnostic guidance, care planning, imaging review, and coordination of next steps.
In-person visits may be recommended when physical examination or procedures are required.

Our approach combines advanced clinical expertise with lived experience and deep understanding of hypermobility conditions. Care is trauma-informed, never dismissive, and grounded in current research.
Rather than focusing on isolated symptoms, we look at the whole person—biomechanics, connective tissue health, nervous system regulation, and daily functional demands—so recommendations are realistic, sustainable, and patient-centered.

Yes. Collaboration is strongly encouraged. We frequently coordinate with physical therapists, primary care providers, specialists, mental health professionals, and other members of your care team to ensure continuity and alignment of care.