Patient & Caregivers
Supporting Patients and Families Living with Rare Diseases
At Egetis, our mission is driven by a simple belief: no family facing a serious rare disease should have to navigate the journey alone.
We work alongside patients, caregivers, advocacy organizations and healthcare professionals to listen, learn and turn shared insight into action. Together, we aim to strengthen disease recognition, support earlier diagnosis and help improve access to care for people living with rare diseases.
Patient Need Directs Our Choices
By listening closely to patients and caregivers, we gain a deeper understanding of the medical, emotional and practical realities of living with a rare disease.
These perspectives help shape our decisions, challenge our thinking and help ensure our work remains focused on what matters most to patients and families.
Connecting the Rare Disease Community
Progress happens when people, knowledge and resources come together.
Egetis works across the rare disease ecosystem to connect lived experience with scientific understanding, medical expertise and practical insight. Through collaboration with patients, caregivers, advocacy organizations and healthcare professionals, we aim to strengthen disease awareness, improve understanding and support a more connected rare disease community.
Find Information and Support
Clear, accessible information can help patients and caregivers better understand a condition, prepare for conversations with healthcare professionals and connect with others who share similar experiences.
Explore information about MCT8 deficiency, hear directly from families and discover resources that may help throughout the journey.
Why We Care for the Rare
Around 300 million people worldwide live with a rare disease, yet many conditions remain underdiagnosed, poorly understood and underserved.
This reality is why we care for the rare.
Through scientific innovation, disease awareness and collaboration with the rare disease community, we strive to help create a better future for patients and families.