Ciitizen

Ciitizen

Technology, Information and Internet

San Francisco, California 3,759 followers

Your health data is so much more powerful when it's in your hands

About us

At Ciitizen, we have a singular mission: to improve the lives of the 400 million+ people suffering from rare and complex conditions. Leveraging our AI-powered data platform, we empower patients with seamless access and control over their health data that they can share across our multi-sided ecosystem with caregivers, providers and researchers to illuminate better treatment and support options, while bringing therapies to patients faster. We support thousands of patients, work with a rapidly growing network of patient advocacy organizations, and innovate with leading biopharma organizations to accelerate therapies, always ensuring patients remain at the center.

Website
https://www.ciitizen.com/
Industry
Technology, Information and Internet
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2017

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  • View organization page for Ciitizen, graphic

    3,759 followers

    From the entire Ciitizen to our dear partners at the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation, we could not be more honored to partner with you and for the incredible work you drive. What an incredible conference #ccfac24 and can't wait for the next one!

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    Co-founder and CEO at Citizen Health

    Ciitizen has had the privilege of partnering with the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation since 2019 as the backbone of their real world data registry. In the summer of 2019 at the ASCO conference in Chicago, Stacey Tinianov, MPH, BCPA introduced me to Stacie Lindsey who leads the CCF organization. At the time, their team was a few incredibly dedicated individuals - many part-time - working towards an incredibly meaningful goal of finding better treatments and support for patients with what was historically a largely ignored condition. There were ZERO treatments on the market beyond the standard chemo regimen; research was minimally funded or advanced; and most of all, patients had no place to go to get true support and navigation. This week, I was lucky to attend Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation's annual conference. My team has gone every year but for one unfortunate reason or another, I have never made it there. Mind. Blown. Today, the CCF team is 30+ full-time, dedicated team members; there are multiple approved therapies on the market including the first first-line approved therapy; every major researcher and KOL was at the conference alongside dozens of patients and partners; and the team has made massive inroads with the FDA on unique clinical trial designs and approaches that will bring therapies to market faster. To all my fellow entrepreneurs who share their trials and tribulations of building a company (and I promise I hear you!), it is NOTHING compared to what these incredible nonprofits do. No VC funding, no big stock grants to throw to folks, no clear "ROI" to work towards, and if you think we feel rejection...go talk to nonprofit leaders. To Stacie Lindsey, Melinda Bachini and the entire Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation, I am forever grateful that we have been part of your journey and am in awe of what you have built...and I know we are just getting started! #ccfac24 #curecca #ccahope #hopeinresearch #cholangiocarcinoma #advocacy

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    3,759 followers

    Ciitizen is at SXSW! Nasha Fitter joins an important panel discussion at SHE Media Co-Lab presented by Katie Couric Media and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative: Making the Impossible, Possible - How patients are driving transformative science in rare disease. We’re honored to be part of this important dialogue and driving awareness and action for the rare disease community. See here for more details on today's panel: https://lnkd.in/enis5dpK

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  • View organization page for Ciitizen, graphic

    3,759 followers

    Today, Ciitizen's very own Co-Founder, Nasha Fitter, will be a featured speaker at The White House Rare Disease Forum hosted by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. We are thrilled to be supporting Rare Disease awareness and action ahead of Rare Disease Day 2024! Tune in and follow along: When: Wednesday, February 28, 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM ET Where: The event will be live streamed at https://lnkd.in/eCMvWeQa

    White House Rare Disease Forum

    https://www.youtube.com/

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Ciitizen 4 total rounds

Last Round

Series A
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