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Turning advocacy into power for patients and families.
Advocacy is a word we hear often in healthcare. But for many families, advocacy isn’t a choice, it’s survival. For me, it started the day my son Reynolds was born.
From the delivery room to the NICU to countless appointments and hospital stays, advocacy has been woven into every step of our journey.
Ryan Sheedy
7 hours ago3 min read


mejo helps families organize, track, and communicate care for children and adults with feeding tubes.
Caring for someone with a G-tube (gastrostomy tube) can feel like managing a full-time job. From feeding schedules and flush protocols to...
mejo
6 days ago3 min read


IgG4ME! — A New Care Coordination App Built for the IgG4‑Related Disease Community
Living with IgG4‑Related Disease (IgG4‑RD) can feel overwhelming—especially when trying to manage symptoms, communicate with multiple specialists, and keep track of tests, medications, and flare patterns. The complexity is real. The support tools have been limited—until now.
That’s why the IgG4ward! Foundation partnered with mejo, a digital health company focused on rare and complex conditions, to launch IgG4ME!—a free care coordination and symptom-tracking app built speci
mejo
Aug 82 min read


Why EHRs Aren’t Enough: How mejo Gives Families the Full Picture of Health + Care
Electronic Health Records (EHRs) play a critical role in modern healthcare. But for individuals and families navigating rare, chronic, or medically complex conditions, EHRs only tell part of the story and often, not the part that matters most.
mejo
Aug 73 min read


Navigating Parkinson’s—One Step Ahead
Living with Parkinson’s means managing an ever-changing condition. From motor fluctuations and medication timing to tracking symptoms and coordinating care, the daily responsibilities can quickly become overwhelming—for both individuals and their caregivers. mejo helps bring structure, clarity, and support to this journey.
mejo
Aug 62 min read


11 Medicine Mistakes to Avoid
Taking even one medication correctly and on time each day can be a challenge. In fact, research shows that as many as half of all patients don’t follow their medication instructions properly.
AARP
Aug 45 min read
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Turning advocacy into power for patients and families.
Advocacy is a word we hear often in healthcare. But for many families, advocacy isn’t a choice, it’s survival. For me, it started the day my son Reynolds was born.
From the delivery room to the NICU to countless appointments and hospital stays, advocacy has been woven into every step of our journey.
Ryan Sheedy
7 hours ago3 min read


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