Rymedi began with a simple but profound belief: that no family should lose a loved one to a disease we have the tools to prevent or treat. In 2018, this conviction brought us to Mongolia, a country facing one of the highest rates of hepatitis C infections in the world. Partnering with the World Health Organization and the Onom Foundation, we built a digital health platform that helped systematically test and treat tens of thousands of people, ultimately saving over 60,000 lives. It wasn’t just a technological achievement; it was a human one. Each life saved meant a parent lived to see their child grow up, a grandparent celebrated another family milestone, and a community became healthier and stronger.

But our mission didn’t stop there. When the pandemic struck, the world faced a stark reminder of how disjointed healthcare systems can leave lives hanging in the balance. Rymedi’s platform rose to the challenge, empowering institutions like Clemson University to test thousands of students and staff daily with speed and precision, cutting positive cases by 95%. Through innovations like streamlined saliva testing and automated workflows, we turned complex systems into simple, lifesaving solutions.

At Rymedi, we believe every patient, everywhere, deserves connected, compassionate care. By unlocking siloed healthcare data and transforming it into actionable insights, we’re not just improving outcomes — we’re building a healthier world where families thrive. From the communities we’ve served to the technologies we continue to innovate, our purpose is clear: we exist to ensure health is a right, not a privilege. For every parent, every child, and every life touched by our work, we press forward, driven by the belief that together, we can heal humanity.