What it does
Uses continuous physiological monitoring and personalized AI prediction to help families and care teams act earlier, described publicly at a high level while clinical and filing work continues.
SickleSafe Foundation
A family-centered nonprofit offering support, education, and community around the full sickle cell journey.
Nigerian SCD births a year
Under-five mortality without treatment
US patients with sickle cell
Service fees we charge families
SickleSafe AI LLC
SickleSafe AI LLC is the separate for-profit operating company developing a patient-built platform for earlier sickle cell crisis prediction, care coordination, and long-term monitoring support.
The Foundation exists so families who need support are not excluded by cost, geography, or circumstance. The LLC exists to build and validate the technology infrastructure that can serve patients, caregivers, clinicians, and institutional partners.
Uses continuous physiological monitoring and personalized AI prediction to help families and care teams act earlier, described publicly at a high level while clinical and filing work continues.
Designed around calm, tiered notifications for the patient, caregiver, and clinician, with practical next steps coordinated through approved care pathways.
The entities are legally separate and ethically firewalled. Foundation services stay free and unconditional; technology access never becomes a condition for disease-modifying treatment.
US patients with sickle cell
Patients globally
FDA-cleared predictive products today
Our programs
A free support program for families actively managing sickle cell disease, combining monitoring support, community health worker connection, education, and care navigation.
A continuity program for families after a crisis, built to help them settle back into daily life with support and connection.
Long-term family support for patients after advanced therapy, provided free to families and ethically separated from commercial partnerships.
Education, peer connection, practical referrals, and family support for the people carrying daily care responsibilities.
Training for community health workers so local teams can hold the door open for families closer to home.
Plain-language education for families in the languages and formats they can actually use.
Stories will appear here with consent once programs are active. Until then, this space is held for families, children, caregivers, and those remembering someone they love.
Your gift helps us hold the door open for families facing sickle cell disease.