Rachel Crooks’ diagnosis of Myasthenia Gravis and subsequent journey renewed her interest in becoming a physician. She blogs about patient experience and improving communication between patients and their health care providers.
Read more »As a pre-med student and ePatient, Matthew Argame hopes to gain insight on what health care means on both the patient’s end and physician’s end.
Read more »While exploring the impact of Multiple Sclerosis to her previously “normal” life, Jamia has re-mastered her life as a wife, mother of 2 boys, and a professional trail blazer.
Read more »Seniors, patients, their spouses and families need an advocate. As a new senior and a citizen, Natrice Rese believes it is important to raise awareness, and use our voices to make a difference and reach all segments of society.
Read more »Kathy Kastner is a Knowledge Mobilization strategist at the Technologies for Aging Gracefully Lab, and CEO at bestendings.com.
Read more »Elizabeth Apple is passionate about improving outcomes for young (working-age) stroke survivors.
Read more »Lizmari Collazo lives with type 2 diabetes, and she dedicates her time to help advocate and educate others about this disease.
Read more »Richard Anderson is an ePatient scholar who is responsible for teaching and implementing the human-centered design process at General Assembly.
Read more »By authentically chronicling life with type one diabetes on her blog, Allison aims to inform and empower other patients to seek the care that they deserve.
Read more »Casey Quinlan a storyteller with an extensive background in broadcasting, theater, and stand-up comedy. Days before Christmas in 2007, Casey was diagnosed with breast cancer. She wrote about her experience in a book about managing medical care, Cancer for Christmas: Making the Most of a Daunting Gift, an Amazon Best Seller in October 2009.
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