Why Truveta

Variation in patient care today is enormous, with different treatments, procedures, and tests for patients with similar conditions. Physicians must work from their own knowledge base to make critical care decisions.

Truveta offers insights across health conditions, treatments, and outcomes so physicians can learn how to best treat patients and share this knowledge broadly, enabling them to provide better care for their communities.

It has been said the best care in the world is somewhere, but not everywhere. With Truveta, health systems can easily learn from each other.

Marginalized communities, and especially communities of color, suffer from various diseases more than other parts of our overall population. Why do African American women with breast cancer have higher mortality rates? Why are Native Americans disproportionately impacted by diabetes? Why are Hispanics 50% more likely to die of liver disease?

Truveta can help improve health equity, fueling understanding, leading to discovery, and better care for communities.

The COVID-19 pandemic illustrates how quickly healthcare must move to effectively serve patients. Which treatments are most effective? Which vaccines are most effective?

Physicians say if Truveta had existed in the early days of COVID-19, they could have saved thousands of lives and improved the lives of millions.

There are nearly 7,000 rare diseases affecting 30 million people in the U.S. and it is impossible for physicians to be experts on all of them. For many patients and families, their journey is long and winding while they seek answers.

Truveta enables physicians to broaden their toolset from their personal experience of one to the experience of thousands, reducing the diagnostic odyssey for certain rare conditions, helping inform physicians and families on the best treatment and therapies, and improving quality of life.

Imagine your family receives a life-changing diagnosis and you could have access to the wisdom of hundreds and thousands who came before you on similar journeys. This knowledge would be powerful for patients, families, and those who care for them.