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When Rachel Trobman was diagnosed with non-specific connective tissue disease, the rheumatologist who diagnosed her showed her that healthcare could go beyond personalized: it could be humanized. Today, that principle plays out on Ouchie, an app for pain management created by Upside Health, the company she co-founded. On today's episode, Rachel and I talk about treating the symptoms versus the disease, and how Ouchie supports people so that they can live their lives while managing their pain.
Learn more about Rachel and check out the show notes here.
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When Rachel Trobman was diagnosed with non-specific connective tissue disease, the rheumatologist who diagnosed her showed her that healthcare could go beyond personalized: it could be humanized. Today, that principle plays out on Ouchie, an app for pain management created by Upside Health, the company she co-founded. On today's episode, Rachel and I talk about treating the symptoms versus the disease, and how Ouchie supports people so that they can live their lives while managing their pain.
Learn more about Rachel and check out the show notes here.
Follow Made Visible on Instagram and Facebook.
Provide us with feedback on the podcast here.

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