Introducing the Global Allergy Immune Network (GAIN)

Welcome and Exciting News

Welcome back! It’s awesome to have you here today, and thank you for tuning in and listening.

I want to share some exciting news: a few months ago, I launched a new clinic called the Global Allergy Immune Network, or GAIN.

You can visit it online at myimmunenetwork.com.

This clinic is a hybrid model, meaning I can see patients in person at our location in Salt Lake City, Utah, or virtually through telehealth.

Expanding Access Nationwide

One of the most exciting things about this clinic is that through the Interstate Telehealth Compact, I can see patients in nearly 40 states across the U.S.

If you live in places like Montana, North Dakota, Kentucky, Georgia, Florida, or Texas, you may be able to establish care with me through telehealth.

This compact allows me to easily obtain medical licenses in participating states—making care accessible to more people than ever before.

What GAIN Offers

At GAIN, we specialize in compassionate care for complex immune conditions.

Conditions We Treat

• Food allergies and food sensitivities (including gluten sensitivity)
• Mast cell disorders (MCAS)
• POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome)
• Long COVID
• Vaccine-related complications
• Chronic fatigue syndrome
• Environmental allergies
• Asthma
• Eczema and hives
• Hereditary angioedema

If you’ve felt like you’ve fallen through the cracks or haven’t gotten the answers you need—this clinic is designed for you.

How to Establish Care

To schedule a consultation, go to myimmunenetwork.com and click “Book a Consultation.”

You’ll fill out a form that notifies our team, and we’ll contact you to set up an appointment.

You can choose:

• In-person appointments in Utah, or
• Telehealth visits from your home.

Telehealth visits are HIPAA-compliant, ensuring confidentiality and privacy.

We’ll review your medical history, discuss next steps, and if needed, I can order tests that you can complete locally in your area.

Collaboration and Care Coordination

I believe in collaborative medicine.

If you already have a local doctor, I can work directly with them—sharing insights, coordinating tests, and aligning care plans.

In one recent case, I was able to meet with both the patient and their local doctor on the same telehealth call, creating a real-time care team experience.

That collaboration is the foundation of the Global Allergy Immune Network—not just patients connected by care, but doctors connected by purpose.

When You’re Outside My Licensed States

If you live in a state (or another country) where I’m not licensed, I can still offer non-clinical strategy sessions through drdougjones.com.

In these sessions, I can:

• Review your case
• Suggest questions to ask your doctor
• Share ideas and resources
• Help you communicate more effectively with your medical team

While I can’t prescribe medications or order labs in those areas, these sessions can still help you gain clarity and direction.

Speaking Engagements and Professional Collaboration

I’m also available for professional speaking engagements—both medical and motivational.

If you’d like me to speak at your conference, organization, or event, visit drdougjones.com and fill out the speaker request form.

A Network Built on Compassion and Innovation

People often say they wish they could clone me.

While that might not be healthy for the world, what I am doing is creating something even better—a network that multiplies access to care, collaboration, and hope.

Whether you engage through GAIN, DrDougJones.com, or on Instagram, my goal is to meet you where you are and help you move forward with clarity and compassion.

The Mission of GAIN

At the Global Allergy Immune Network, our focus is:

• Meeting you where you are
• Integrating your care as a whole person
• Guiding you toward your goals
• Collaborating with your medical team

We’ll do everything we can to help you find answers, regain traction, and restore confidence in your health journey.

Visit: myimmunenetwork.com or drdougjones.com

Follow: @drdougjones on Instagram

Until next time, this is The Immune Edit.

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