Transplantation  
 February 3, 2021

Lyfebulb and TRIO Announce Partnership on Digital Engagement Platform for Transplant Community

NEW YORK, Feb. 3, 2021 — Patient empowerment platform, Lyfebulb, and TRIO (Transplant Recipients International Organization) announced today their partnership to provide the transplant community with the support they need during their journey. Lyfebulb recently launched TransplantLyfe, which enables community members to make connections to each other, share stories, participate in Q&A forums, access information through vetted resources and create journals to track biometrics and other health measurements over time.

Through this partnership, TRIO members will be able to directly link to the TransplantLyfe site from the TRIO website and engage with an international group of transplant patients, care partners, donors and other interested parties. Similarly, TransplantLyfe members will have access to TRIO’s expert resources on the TransplantLyfe platform. Together, Lyfebulb and TRIO will create new content for the community in the form of webinars and other online events, engaging both the TRIO and Lyfebulb communities.

“TRIO is proud to partner with Lyfebulb in supporting the growth of TransplantLyfe,” said Jim Gleason, President, TRIO National. “We hear time and again from our community that people are searching to find someone who has gone through this journey before. But there are only around 39,000 transplants done in the US in one year – it is hard to find these patients.”

TransplantLyfe allows users to share their questions and experiences with a group and to find a 1:1 connection without being limited to their local community. The goal is to enable patients, care partners and donors to reduce the uncertainty in their journey and inspire them to thrive with their transplant experience, not just survive.

TransplantLyfe was developed with the support of CSL Behring, a global biotechnology leader.

“It is very encouraging to have the support and partnership of so many strong stakeholders in the transplant community,” said Karin HehenbergerMD, PhD, Founder & CEO, Lyfebulb. “As a two time transplant recipient, I have always seen this need for an organized and curated community platform and it is gratifying to see others recognize and support it as well.”

For more information on TransplantLyfe or to register, please visit https://www.transplantlyfe.com/.

About Lyfebulb

Lyfebulb is a chronic disease-focused, patient empowerment platform that connects patients and industry to support user-driven innovation. Grounded with its strong foundation in diabetes, the company has expanded disease states covered into cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, multiple sclerosis, mental health, substance use disorder, migraine, transplantation, psoriasis, chronic cough, and chronic kidney disease.

See Lyfebulb.comFacebookTwitterInstagramKarin Hehenberger LinkedIn, and Lyfebulb LinkedIn.

About TRIO

TRIO is an independent , not-for-profit international organization committed to improving the quality of life of transplant candidates, recipients, their families and the families of organ and tissue donors. Through the TRIO headquarters and a network of chapters, TRIO serves its members in the areas of awareness, support, education and advocacy.

See www.trioweb.org.

Lyfebulb Contact:
Karin Hehenberger, MD, PhD
CEO & Founder, Lyfebulb
Phone: + 1 917-575-0210
Email: karin@lyfebulb.com

TRIO Contact:
Jim Gleason, TRIO National President
Phone: + 1 609-877-4493 [OR Mobile: (610) 999-0341]
E-mail: GleasonJim@aol.com