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RTHM is a secure health platform that makes it easy to gather your records, connect the dots with AI, and affordably access treatments.

02/27/2026

RTHM just made supplements a whole lot easier.

You can now order high-quality supplements directly through RTHM, shipped straight from the manufacturer, at 25% off to start.

No more guessing, we've curated a list of the top brands you can trust.
For patients navigating complex conditions, supplements often mean trial and error. We’re working to make that process smarter, more data-driven, and easier to manage, all in one place.

If you’ve been meaning to streamline what you’re taking (or rethink it entirely), check out RTHM’s HIPAA-compliant intelligence platform for supplement and treatment suggestions personalized to your health history.

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02/25/2026

Complex illness treatment isn't about FDA-approved silver bullets. It's about sifting through countless options to find what works uniquely for each person.

In her discussion with Dr. Zac Spiritos, Dr. Jennifer Curtin shares the frustration of clinical practice, always wondering, "Did I miss the one treatment that could get someone from bedbound to back in school?" Treatments that help one patient can backfire for another with similar symptoms, hinting at hidden patterns too complex for humans alone to spot.

That's why she and her team built RTHM, the HIPAA-compliant AI platform she wished existed when she got sick, so patients would no longer face endless trial and error.

Watch the full conversation to hear how real-world experience is turning frustration into personalized breakthroughs.

📽️: https://youtu.be/-eMC4Wxel3I

02/20/2026

Today is . Did you know more than 63 million adults in the U.S.—that’s 1 in 4 —are family caregivers for a chronically ill, disabled, or aging loved one? What does this mean for YOUR life?

Have you wondered how you can help a caregiver in your life - specific, actionable ways you can help?

If you’re a family caregiver, have you ever had a well-meaning friend or relative say, “I know you’re overloaded — let me know how I can help,” and your mind just goes blank?

Or maybe no one asks, but you wish people knew how they could lighten your load?

Here’s something that can help:

👉 Supporting Family Caregivers: 25 Heartwarming Ways You Can Make a Difference: https://bit.ly/49jIql4

This practical, heartfelt list offers specific ways to:
🌿 Stay in touch (nearly 1 in 4 caregivers report feeling alone)
🛒 Help with errands and daily tasks
💌 Show care and connection in meaningful, doable ways

Let’s build a community of care for those who quietly hold families together with love, patience, and grit. 💙

If this resonates, please share this post so more people know how they can support the caregivers in their lives.

Whether you’re a caregiver yourself or someone who loves one — thank you for being part of this circle of compassion.

02/19/2026

A recent study found that people who develop neurological Long COVID show changes in their blood that are similar to biomarkers seen in Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of neurodegeneration. Researchers followed essential workers who had blood samples collected both before the pandemic and again after COVID infection, giving them a rare chance to measure what actually changed over time.

After infection, people with ongoing symptoms like brain fog, dizziness, headaches, and loss of smell or taste showed large increases in a protein called pTau-181, which is linked to brain cell stress. On average, levels rose by nearly 60%, and increases were even higher in people whose symptoms lasted longer than 1.5 years.

This study wasn’t designed to answer whether Long COVID causes Alzheimer’s or dementia, but it does show that persistent neurological symptoms in Long COVID are connected to measurable biological changes, not just stress or deconditioning. The study findings suggest some people may have an underlying vulnerability that infection can worsen and highlight the need for prevention, early monitoring, and better treatments for Long COVID.

👉 Read the full study: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ebiom.2025.106106

Authors: Xiaohua Yang, Ashley Fontana, Sean A.P. Clouston, Benjamin J. Luft

02/17/2026

In a recent The POTScast episode, RTHM co-founder and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jennifer Curtin joined host Jill Brook to talk about RTHM’s new HIPAA-compliant AI platform that is specifically tailored to complex chronic illness patients.

Learn about the critical role of high-quality, vetted research that is underpinning RTHM’s platform. It currently integrates over 2,000 curated papers and continues to grow.

🎙️Listen now—link in bio!
https://ow.ly/5xhr50YhihJ

Help keep conversations like this going: https://ow.ly/9rWX50YhihQ

02/12/2026

Dr. Jennifer Curtin joined Dr. Zac Spiritos live to discuss treating complex chronic illnesses like ME/CFS, Long COVID, POTS, MCAS, and EDS, where both doctors openly shared their real-world experiences in this challenging field.

Despite the hurdles, they pointed to reasons for optimism, including RTHM Clinic and RTHM's HIPAA-compliant intelligence platform, which analyzes your health history, reveals patterns, and suggests personalized next steps for you and your care team.

Watch the full discussion here: https://youtu.be/-eMC4Wxel3I

02/06/2026

6,000+ people are already using RTHM’s Intelligence Platform to better understand their health.

Our HIPAA-compliant platform securely brings all your data into one place and uses research-grounded, IACC-informed AI to surface patterns, explain findings, and support smarter decisions.

For many people, it’s the first time their case feels organized, actionable, and truly understood.

It’s not just AI. It’s AI for people living with ME/CFS, Long COVID, POTS, MCAS, EDS, and other complex chronic conditions.

Learn more at rthm.com

02/04/2026

Wearables bring real-world signals into your care.

You can now connect your Garmin and Oura devices directly to RTHM’s platform to add continuous, day-to-day data alongside your symptoms, treatments, and labs.

This helps detect patterns that are often hard to see on their own, like sleep improving after a new medication, resting heart rate shifting with a dose change, gradual changes in activity tolerance, or early signs of PEM when paired with daily notes.

Wearables aren’t the whole story. But they add meaningful context that makes subtle progress clearer and setbacks easier to understand. You’re always in control and can disconnect anytime.

RTHM’s HIPAA-compliant intelligence platform securely brings all your health data into one place and uses research-supported, IACC-informed AI to organize your case and help guide next steps.

Learn more at rthm.com

Currently supported: Garmin and Oura. More wearables coming soon.

02/02/2026

Dr. Jennifer Curtin, Chief Medical Officer at RTHM Clinic, recently joined host Jill Brook in an episode of The POTScast to speak about RTHM’s innovative HIPAA-compliant AI platform, which equips people with infection-associated chronic conditions with practical guidance and tools.

Listen as Dr. Curtin shares how RTHM’s platform is spotting patterns in patient data and aiming to predict what treatments work for whom.

🎙️Listen now — https://ow.ly/zMbt50Y7T2m

Help keep conversations like this going: https://ow.ly/86s950Y7T2o

01/26/2026

RTHM is now accepting patients in Georgia and Ohio, expanding access to care for people managing Long COVID, ME/CFS, POTS, and other infection associated chronic conditions.

If you want more involved guidance and deeper medical care, join the RTHM Clinic, our telehealth concierge membership designed for patients who want expert clinician support, in-depth testing, and broad access to cutting-edge treatments. It's our most comprehensive offering and includes health coaching (including pacing coaching), and a care navigator.

Explore RTHM Clinic → https://www.rthm.com/clinic

RTHM’s Medication service is a lower touch option that offers prescriptions for a select set of evidence-supported medications often used in complex chronic conditions: low dose naltrexone (LDN), ketotifen, pyridostigmine (Mestinon), ivabradine, propranolol, midodrine, metformin (for acute COVID-19), oxaloacetate, and more coming soon.

Explore RTHM’s Medication service → https://www.rthm.com/medications

01/15/2026

A recent study shows that blood from people with ME/CFS and Long COVID can directly damage healthy human muscle tissue. When healthy muscle was exposed topatient blood, it became weaker, showed signs of energy stress in the mitochondria, and began to break down over time.

Researchers used bioengineered muscle to study the effects of blood alone, without factors like inactivity or deconditioning. Muscle problems appeared within 48 hours and became worse with longer exposure. This suggests the damage happens in stages, starting with short-term stress and leading to weakness and breakdown.

These findings challenge the idea that symptoms are caused by deconditioning and instead point to harmful factors in the blood. The study also introduces a new lab model that closely matches patient symptoms and could speed up research on tests and treatments.

👉 Read the full study: https://doi.org/10.1088/1758-5090/adf66c

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