Exploring Epilepsy
Exploring Epilepsy is designed to be a supportive resource tailored to the unique needs of people living with epilepsy, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and organizational decision makers (Payers, government, etc.).
Highlights include epilepsy basics, educational tools, health disparity data, and videos. We hope this site helps to empower all members of the epilepsy community navigate their unique epilepsy journey.
Learn more and explore our educational resources at ExploringEpilepsyToday.com.
VIP Sibling
VIP Sibling was developed for siblings, parents, and caregivers of people living with rare forms of epilepsy. The VIP Sibling Project provides resources online or available by mail to support siblings of these patients.
Learn more at VIPSibling.com.
To connect with our epilepsy population health partners, please reach out to ucbCARES.
Wellness4U
Wellness4U is our innovative approach to partnering with immunology healthcare providers. Our goal is to advance patient care and immunology patient outcomes through insights and information.
Learn more about our extensive range of educational programs for healthcare providers at Wellness4U.com.
The UCB Ecosystem Partners Team
The UCB Ecosystem Partners Team identifies partners in healthcare who share a desire to champion a better path forward in care for immunology patients. We do this through education, bringing resources forward for early identification and diagnosis, as well as sharing best practices across the nation that elevate care today and innovate for the future. Check out our video on the Psoriasis Care Gap and Partner Team to learn more.
For more information or to connect with a UCB ecosystem partner, please reach out to ucbCARES.
gMG Never Rests
gMG Never Rests (generalized myasthenia gravis – gMG – is a rare disease) is a resource to help patients and HCPs with resources to communicate experiences, recognize symptoms and connect with the community. Learn more at gMGneverrests.com.
To learn more about our population health work in rare diseases, please reach out to ucbCARES.