Rheumera

Rheumera

Hospitals and Health Care

Washington, District Of Columbia 305 followers

Healthcare IT startup, developed by rheumatologists, bridging the communication gap between patients and care teams.

About us

Rheumera is a cutting-edge healthcare IT startup, developed by a team of rheumatology experts, aiming to bridge the communication gap between auto-immune patients and their rheumatology care teams. Our application empowers patients to provide real-time updates about their health, ensuring that care providers are consistently informed about their patients' well-being.

Website
www.rheumera.com
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Washington, District Of Columbia
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2023
Specialties
Digital Health, Digital Therapeutics, Rheumatology, and Healthcare Technology

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Employees at Rheumera

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    Medication adherence is a primary determinant of treatment success. According to U.S. Pharmacist, nonadherence can account for up to 50% of treatment failures and up to 25% of hospitalizations each year in the United States. Through our app, our objective is to enhance medical adherence and foster patient triumph!

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    We look forward to collaborating with the Matter Community to accelerate our growth and contribute to the evolution of the healthcare landscape!

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    ⭐ Meet the newest additions to the MATTER community: Arithmedics, Armor Medical Inc, BAKS Medical, Ciconia Medical, Elythea (YC S23), Emboa Medical, Expect Fitness, Malama Health, NUA SURGICAL, Parent Ready, Inc., PLU Ophthalmic, Rheumera, Vasowatch and Virtual Hallway. Over the last few months, 14 startups became part of the MATTER community as Select members. Our new members span different areas of healthcare, from maternal healthcare to medical devices and more. Learn more about our new members ➡️ https://bit.ly/4bFuj6P

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    We know chronic disease and mental health have a relationship with our patients, but how closely tied are they? Is there a pattern we can predict? This week our latest guest, Alyssa Howren, PhD, explains her latest study’s conclusions, which not only identify a pattern, but also how closely linked depression and anxiety are with such conditions like rheumatoid arthritis. LISTEN HERE → acrjournalsonair.org

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    It's that time of year again! June marks Scleroderma Awareness Month— are you ready to spread the word? Why #SayScleroderma? Many people are unaware of what scleroderma is and the impact it has on those affected. This lack of awareness can lead to delays in treatment and diagnosis, and hinder progress in finding a cure. Want to get involved? Here are some ways to #SayScleroderma: 📹 Share Your Story: Post a video on social media saying "scleroderma" and why awareness is important to you. Check out our social media toolkit for more ideas! 💬 Start Conversations: Talk to your friends, family, and colleagues about scleroderma. Every conversation counts. 👤 Add a Profile Frame: Show your support proudly by updating your social media profile picture with our special #SayScleroderma profile frame (link in bio!) 📣 Spread the Word: Share our #SayScleroderma social media posts and tag us (@srfcure) to help us reach even more people. Let's keep the momentum going beyond June. Together, we can make sure scleroderma is heard until we find a cure. Visit our #SayScleroderma page: https://bit.ly/3Kd5iEP #sayscleroderma #srfcure #sclerodermaresearch

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    Hello LinkedIn community! 🌟 In honor of Autoimmune Awareness Month, let's embark on an educational journey to unravel the mysteries of autoimmune diseases. Knowledge is power, and by understanding these conditions, we can foster empathy, support, and awareness. 💪🔍 🤔 What are Autoimmune Diseases? Autoimmune diseases occur when the immune system, which is designed to protect the body from harmful invaders, mistakenly attacks its own healthy cells. This results in a range of conditions, affecting various organs and systems within the body. Over 80 different autoimmune diseases have been identified. Rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, hidradenitis suppurativa and ankylosing spondylitis are just a few of them. 🎭 The Immune System's Role: Friend or Foe? Our immune system is like a vigilant guardian, constantly monitoring for foreign invaders. However, in autoimmune diseases, this system loses its ability to differentiate between the body's cells and external threats. This confusion leads to an immune response that damages healthy tissues, causing inflammation, pain, and dysfunction. 🌈 Diversity in Symptoms and Impact: Autoimmune diseases are incredibly diverse, both in symptoms and their impact on daily life. Some may primarily affect joints, leading to stiffness and pain, while others target organs such as the kidneys, heart, or skin. The variability of symptoms emphasizes the need for personalized treatment approaches and a deeper understanding of each condition. 💡 Key to Awareness: Early Detection and Diagnosis: Early detection plays a crucial role in managing autoimmune diseases effectively. Increased awareness can lead to quicker diagnosis, allowing individuals to access appropriate treatment and support. Familiarizing ourselves with the signs and symptoms can empower both patients and their support networks. 🌐 Spreading Awareness Beyond Borders: Autoimmune Awareness Month is an opportunity for us to reach beyond borders, breaking down stigmas and fostering understanding. By sharing information, stories, and resources, we can create a more inclusive and supportive environment for those navigating life with autoimmune conditions.

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