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COVID-19 Concern Has Returned to Early Pandemic Levels

August 19, 2020

COVID-19 concern among people with chronic conditions has returned to early pandemic levels, according to a new survey from Health Union.

Health Union on Inc. 5000 list of fastest growing private companies in 2020

Health Union Recognized by Inc. 5000 for Third Consecutive Year

August 12, 2020

For the third consecutive year, Health Union has been recognized by Inc. magazine’s annual Inc. 5000 list, which represents the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. Health Union ranked No. 1,379 overall.

Heart Failure Patients Largely Unaware of Progression Stage

June 29, 2020

Large portions of people living with heart failure lack awareness of progression stage and ejection fraction, according to survey data from Health Union.

People With Lupus Frustrated by Lack of Treatment Options

June 4, 2020

More than six in 10 people living with lupus said they feel frustrated there aren’t more treatment options for lupus, according to a Health Union survey.

Jake Ridgway Joins Health Union Executive Team As Vice President of People

May 20, 2019

With almost 20 years of experience building organizations and growing top tier talent, Jake Ridgway has joined Health Union as vice president of people.

Prostate Cancer Diagnosis: Significant Impact on Quality of Life

May 15, 2019

The initial stage at which men are diagnosed with prostate cancer can have an impact on multiple facets of their quality of life.

Advanced Breast Cancer Patients Feel Condition Is Misunderstood

May 7, 2019

People living with advanced stages of breast cancer are more likely than the broader breast cancer population to experience low quality of life.

Half of Blood Cancer Cases Detected Incidentally

April 25, 2019

Survey reveals a 50-50 split between blood cancer being detected after experiencing symptoms, and as a result of other unrelated or incidental situations.

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