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Evaluate the symptoms, history, medicines, kidney health, and whether testing or an in-person referral is needed.
Clinical evaluation, bloodwork, a written flare plan, medication review, nutrition counseling, and scheduled follow-up during the first 90 days.

The physician reviews the same diagnosis history, lab results, gout attacks, and medication list at each follow-up visit.
Evaluate the symptoms, history, medicines, kidney health, and whether testing or an in-person referral is needed.
Create a personalized flare and urgent-action plan, separate from the long-term urate strategy.
Use clinician-ordered serum urate and safety labs to establish a baseline and track response.
Support adherence, practical nutrition, follow-up, and coordinated management of related health needs.
The schedule may change based on diagnosis, laboratory results, medication tolerance, and the physician’s judgment.
Diagnosis review, medication reconciliation, risk assessment, and testing plan.
Serum urate and indicated safety labs, written flare plan, and clear follow-up rules.
Clinician reviews symptoms, results, adherence, tolerance, and whether the plan should change.
Measure progress, update the maintenance plan, and determine the next monitoring interval.
Organization and comfort tools that support clinician-directed care. The pack is not a diagnostic or therapeutic product.
Lab-first launch. A prescription-only home urate meter is a later option for selected diagnosed patients—not a standard giveaway, diagnostic test, or automatic medication tool.