Navigating Life with Ulcerative Colitis: Your Guide to Essential Patient Advocacy Groups

While Crohn’s disease is a condition with both physical and mental consequences, it’s totally possible to live well …
by Emilie Fouque
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Ask a Health Coach: Expert Advice on Managing Ulcerative Colitis

While Crohn’s disease is a condition with both physical and mental consequences, it’s totally possible to live well …
by Emilie Fouque
a photo of Marta who lives with Crohn's disease

How I Learned to Accept My Crohn’s as a Part of Me: Marta’s Story

When living with a chronic condition, there’s so much power in feeling seen and understood. That’s why, on Living …
by Molly Perkins
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Ask a Health Coach: How to Live Well When Living With Crohn’s Disease

While Crohn’s disease is a condition with both physical and mental consequences, it’s totally possible to live well …
by Molly Perkins
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A Nurse Explains Why Patient Advocacy Is So Important

For people living with chronic health conditions, the healthcare system can often feel overwhelming, stressful, and …
by Molly Perkins
a photo of Leanna who has lived with eczema her entire life

My Eczema Story: How I Found Peace With My Condition

Leanna has lived with eczema her entire life. While the impact of her condition is far reaching, she has reached a …
by Molly Perkins
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How I Live Well With Rheumatoid Arthritis: Ruth’s Story

Although its symptoms are far-reaching, it is possible to live well when living with rheumatoid arthritis (RA). We …
by Molly Perkins
a photo of Emily who was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis at the age of thirteen

3 Things My Rheumatoid Arthritis Has Taught Me: Emily’s Story

Emily was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis at the age of thirteen. Being a teenager can be tricky at the best of …
by Molly Perkins
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Living With Breast Cancer: A Physical Therapist Explains Why You Shouldn’t Skip Your Workout

The Breast Cancer program from Sidekick Health was created by people with cancer for people with cancer. Our dear …
by Molly Perkins
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Ask an Oncologist: A Breast Cancer Nurse Shares Her Experience

We sat down with Nurse Ines, a specialist oncology nurse who has a great deal of experience working with people with …
by Molly Perkins

What is Sidekick?

Sidekick was founded by two medical doctors, who had worked for years treating patients with lifestyle-related illnesses. Sidekick creates digital therapeutic programs that aim to improve the lives of people living with chronic conditions.

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A gamified experience that promotes behavior modification.

Utilization of artificial intelligence and advanced analytics.

Smart medication reminders to support treatment adherence.

A highly scalable platform, with fast and consistent performance.