Life with RA gets better with someone who gets it.
Your own health coach helps make everyday life with RA easier. You talk every two weeks, text in between, and take small steps together toward more good days.
Your coach helps with the everyday parts of life with RA
Your rheumatologist sees you a few times a year. RA is with you every day.
In between, it’s on you to decide what to mention, what to read, what to try and what to let go. That’s a lot to carry on your own.
Appointments go by fast
You remember the question you meant to ask on the drive home, and the next appointment is months away.
Nobody explains the in-between
Flares, fatigue, new results, new meds: you’re left to piece it together.
Big changes don’t stick
Advice tends to come all at once. What lasts is one small change at a time.
Your coach helps you manage RA, step by step.
Your own health coach is in your corner between appointments, at your pace and around the week you’re actually having.
Maya
Your health coach · Online
Video call · 30 min
Great call! This week: morning stretches.
On it!
Meet your coach every two weeks. Text them in between.
Your own health coach, live on a video call every two weeks, and a message away whenever something comes up. Together you work out:
What to try next
One or two small, realistic steps, sized to this week.
What you should know
The things nobody sat down and explained, made clear.
What to ask your doctor
What’s changed, and the questions to bring to your next appointment.
A plan you build together, and change whenever you need to.
Your goals, your next steps and your wins in one place. You and your coach update it as your weeks change.
Member
Dana
Living with
RA, 6 years
Current goal
Less morning stiffness, so she can get back to the Saturday farmers market
Easier mornings, last 7 days
4 of 7, up from 1 when she started
Next steps
- Mornings: 10 minutes of stretching before getting out of bed
- Thursday: ask Dr. Patel if the fatigue is from RA or the new meds
- Pharmacy: pick up the refill and get a flu shot
Wins
- Back at the farmers market for the first time in months
- Went into her last appointment with questions ready
Built with Maya, her health coach · Updated TuesdayWork with a board‑certified health coach
The coach you meet every two weeks is certified by the National Board for Health & Wellness Coaching, and experienced in helping people live well with chronic conditions like RA. They help you make progress, not take over: medical decisions stay with you and your rheumatologist.
Your health coach
- The same coach on every call and in every message
- National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach
- Experienced in helping people with chronic conditions
- Helps you prepare for appointments and make sense of what you hear
- Knows what a flare week takes, and what gets people through one
- Never gives medical advice; anything clinical goes to your doctor
How it works
- 1
Tell us about you
A few questions about your RA, what’s hardest, and what you’d like to change. It takes a few minutes.
- 2
Meet your coach
We match you with a certified health coach, and you get to know each other on your first video call.
- 3
Build your plan
Together, you set your goal and the first small steps toward it.
Then, every two weeks
A video call with your coach to check in and set your next steps, and texts in between, whenever you need them.
On repeat
Coming soon
Your health data in one place, with a 24/7 assistant built in.
Symptoms, doses, test results and visit notes together, so you and your coach see the whole picture. Ask the assistant anything, any time, and get answers based on your own data.
Questions before you start.
Anything else, write to us at hello@joingoodhealth.com.
Adults in the US living with rheumatoid arthritis who want someone to help them manage it between appointments, whether you were diagnosed last month or years ago.
They help you get ready for appointments, stay on top of refills, tests and vaccines, make sense of what you’ve been told, and turn it into small steps that fit your week. Between calls, you can message them whenever something comes up. They don’t give medical advice: anything clinical goes to your rheumatologist, and your coach helps you work out how to ask.
You have a 1:1 call every two weeks, and you can chat with your coach in between, whenever you need to.
You build it with your coach, one or two steps at a time. You update it together on your calls, or in between when the week changes. There’s no fixed schedule to follow and no end date.
No. Decisions about methotrexate, biologics, steroids and other treatment stay with your rheumatologist. Your coach helps you bring clear questions to them.
No, and it doesn’t try to. Good Health is support between appointments, not medical care. It helps you get more out of the care you already have.
All your health data in one place, with a 24/7 AI assistant built in that answers your health questions based on your own data. We’ll let you know as soon as it’s ready.
Your answers and messages stay between you, your coach and the Good Health team that supports them. We never sell your answers or use them for advertising, and you can ask us to delete them at any time.
Tap Get started and answer a few quick questions about what’s hardest right now and what you’d like to change. Then start your membership: $49 for your first two weeks, then $199 a month, and you can cancel anytime. If you’d rather talk first, leave your number and we’ll call you.