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Health Union Launches First-of-its-Kind Social Health Network

June 9, 2022

The Social Health Network represents an evolution of Health Union’s mission to help people with chronic and complex conditions live better.

HU President Lauren Lawhon Recognized Among 2022 PM360 ELITE

May 17, 2022

Lawhon has been instrumental in identifying how to manage priorities as Health Union navigates new opportunities, changing dynamics and impressive growth.

Health Union Recognized Among Fastest-Growing Companies by Financial Times

April 12, 2022

Health Union made the list with a 247.2% annual growth rate in revenue between 2017 and 2020 and a 51.4% compound annual growth rate.

Survey: Focal Seizures Lead to Complex Epilepsy Treatment Journey

January 11, 2022

Respondents with focal seizures were more likely than those who aren’t to currently be using prescription medications and various alternative therapies.

Parkinson's Disease In America 2017 patient survey

Survey Finds Parkinson’s Disease Impact on Quality of Life Is Significant

June 1, 2017

New survey of 1,100 people living with Parkinson’s Disease reveals frustrations of misdiagnosis and impact of symptoms on quality of life

Asthma Symptoms Hinders Patient Control of Disease, New Survey Reports

May 16, 2017

Asthma In America 2017 patient survey shows multiple asthma symptoms impact patients’ lifestyle and relationships; avoiding triggers is ongoing challenge.

IBD In America survey illustrated invisible burden of disease

IBD Patients Experience Invisible & Life-altering Burdens

May 3, 2017

IBD In America 2017 survey results illustrates misdiagnosis, invisible symptoms, and the impact on inflammatory bowel disease patients’ daily lives.

Living with Multiple Sclerosis is more complex than you think

New Survey Finds Multiple Sclerosis Patients Struggle with Misdiagnosis and Invisible Symptoms

April 27, 2017

MS in America 2017, a national survey of more than 5,300 individuals diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), reveals many people initially received an improper diagnosis and have trouble finding an effective treatment. The survey, conducted between January 25 and March 1, 2017, also finds patients struggle with pain and symptoms that impact many aspects of daily life. MS in America 2017 is the fifth annual Health Union survey about the condition.

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