Daniel Cham MD·Oct 1Betty’s Kidney, Ray’s Life: What a 100-Year-Old Kidney Reveals About Healthcare’s Biggest…A mother gave her teenage son a kidney in 1978. Nearly five decades later, it still works. The bigger lesson for physicians may be about…A response icon1A response icon1
JinIX Patient Community·Sep 21When the Yellow Finally Had a NameA patient journey through years of abdominal pain, vomiting, jaundice, and a disorder of bilirubin excretion
Daniel Cham MD·Sep 18Fatouma Kept Going: What a Cancer Patient’s Journey Teaches Physicians About Broken HealthcareWhen healthcare connections fail, the burden does not disappear. It moves to the patient, physician, staff — or eventually, the billing…A response icon1A response icon1
JinIX Patient Community·Jun 17Interviewing 100 Rare Disease Patients — Story #5When One Disease Wasn’t the End of the Story
Steven Dimitt·Jun 12How Smart Healthcare Platforms Are Simplifying the Patient JourneyA look at how digital experiences are quietly reshaping the way patients find, access, and trust medical care.
JinIX Patient Community·Jun 10Interviewing 100 Rare Disease Patients — Story #4My Heart Was Failing Quietly for Years — Until Doctors Implanted a Device That Could Shock It Back to Life
JinIX Patient Community·Jun 3Interviewing 100 Rare Disease Patients — Story #3The Day a Machine Had to Breathe for Them
JinIX Patient Community·May 27Interviewing 100 Rare Disease Patients — Story #1The Heart That Stopped, Then Spent 10 Years Trying to Keep Going
Rajeev Ranjan·Sep 11, 2025From Data to Care: How Longitudinal Records Transform Patient Journeys Part -1Imagine your life told through scattered pages of a book ,one chapter at your cardiologist, another at your dentist, a few loose notes…
C.A·May 11, 2025To RiseMy story — here at least — is one of pain. Physical, medical pain. And one of love. Well, so far, that is.
