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Patient Support Managers (PSMs) are here to help throughout your journey with pyruvate kinase (PK) deficiency

Our PSMs act as your ally to deliver custom disease education and support.

It’s been so transforming to be a part of the myAgios program and having the guidance of a Patient Support Manager to help navigate through PK deficiency.
Patient Jill

Jill
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A dedicated PSM can offer

Tailored support:

Tailored support

Everyone’s experience with PK deficiency is unique. Our PSMs will listen to understand patients’ and caregivers’ specific needs related to living with or caring for someone with the condition. PSMs will work with patients and caregivers over time to deliver customized education and support, such as:

What causes PK deficiency

What causes PK deficiency

Emotional support

Emotional support

Tips about nutrition, lifestyle, and exercise

Tips about nutrition, lifestyle, and exercise

Health insurance navigation

Health insurance navigation


Check out a podcast that’s tailored for the PK deficiency community

Listen to the podcast
Educational resources

Educational resources

Whether a patient is newly diagnosed or has been living with PK deficiency for a while, PSMs will share resources that can help patients and caregivers better understand the disease and communicate effectively, including resources that:

Provide an overview of PK deficiency

Provide an overview of PK deficiency

Explain the latest research about the disease

Explain the latest research about the disease

Help patients and caregivers prepare for their next discussion with healthcare providers and related professionals

Help patients and caregivers prepare for their next discussion with healthcare providers and related professionals


See the resources you can start using now

Go to resources
Community connections

Community connections

Living with a rare disease can mean never having met someone else with the same condition. PSMs can provide opportunities to connect with other patients and for caregivers to share their experiences with PK deficiency through:

Educational events

Educational events

Providing notifications about social media communities and advocacy groups

Providing notifications about social media communities and advocacy groups


Register for an upcoming webinar to hear from experts and virtually connect with the community

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The purpose of this program is NOT to offer medical or treatment-related advice. For these types of questions, contact your healthcare professional.

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