EDS Specialists in Massachusetts

25 specialists across 19 cities

Massachusetts offers strong academic medical resources for EDS patients through Boston Children's Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital. Boston's concentration of world-class medical centers provides access to connective tissue disorder evaluations and genetic testing.

While Massachusetts does not have an EDS Society Center of Excellence, the depth of its medical community means that experienced providers can be found — though navigating MassHealth requirements may take some effort.

Last updated 2026-04-18

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I get an EDS diagnosis in Massachusetts?

Boston Children's Hospital has a Connective Tissue Disorders Program for pediatric and young adult patients. Massachusetts General Hospital offers Medical Genetics evaluations. Both can assess for EDS and related conditions. Ask your primary care provider for a referral to the program that best fits your needs.

Does MassHealth cover genetic testing for EDS?

MassHealth covers genetic testing but requires prior authorization. Your referring provider will need to document medical necessity. Remember that hEDS, the most common type, is diagnosed clinically — genetic testing is used for rarer subtypes.

Are there EDS support groups in Massachusetts?

Yes. The EDS and CTD New England/MA Support Group serves patients across Massachusetts and the broader New England region.

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Allston, MA (1)

Arlington, MA (1)

Beverly, MA (1)

Boston, MA (3)

Brighton, MA (1)

Brookline, MA (1)

Cambridge, MA (3)

Erving, MA (1)

Falmouth, MA (1)

Framingham, MA (2)

Greenfield, MA (1)

Jamaica Plain, MA (1)

Lexington, MA (1)

Mansfield, MA (1)

North Andover, MA (1)

Somerville, MA (2)

Wellesley, MA (1)

Woburn, MA (1)

Worcester, MA (1)