USA: RTHM Health

RedFox

RedFox

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There's a new ME/CFS telehealth service out there called RTHM Health.
  • They started as a specialist service for long Covid but have expanded to ME/CFS, POTS, and some other disorders
  • Their sign-up form implies they're currently accepting patients from Arizona, California, Florida, New York, Oregon, Tennessee, Washington, and Maryland.
  • They don't take insurance at all. They claim they're working on it.
Does anyone have experiences from RTHM?
 
I would sign up immediately if they took Medicare and it was available here. I'm very uncomfortable with doctors who don't understand ME because suspect I have medical PTSD. Pennsylvania might come soon--I imagine they're prioritizing the biggest states--but I'm not holding my breath for Medicare coverage, because they pay less than private insurance.
 
RedFox said:
I don't see the commonality.
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Sorry, had linked to wrong post in thread.

In first post: Since the development and findings of this paper, Snyder has spun his research out into two new companies: Rhythm, a chronic condition company that is trying to find markers for better diagnosis and treatment of COVID-19 and chronic fatigue syndromes, and Iollo, which will provide wellness profiles for patients from 650 molecules in one’s blood.
 
I just stumbled upon the RTHM website. The web design is so annoyingly modern and flashy that I want to be sick. If this was my last available option for healthcare in order to stay alive my cause of death could be given as "poor web design" because I wouldn't want have anything to do with them.

(I have no idea about the quality of the healthcare itself.)
 
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ChronicallyOverIt said:
I posted on the other thread but they have an ai now too, insane.

Beta Program & AI Disclosure - RTHM

Important information about RTHM's beta features and AI system limitations.
www.rthm.com www.rthm.com
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I thought I'd comment on it here to keep the other thread just for the LC guide discussion.

I'm not sure if this is the thing I saw a few months ago or something else. Basically, you could fill in all your data (symptoms, tests) and their AI model would give you suggestions for treatments and tests for free. I saw it recommended in some patient groups and I'm not even in the US. I think they got a lot of data from naive patients.
 
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