Passion for Patients

Passion for Patients

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A Patient-Centric Approach to Advocacy

Patients are our North Star. We build our science around patients and their families through authentic and ongoing engagement and are committed to transforming patients’ lives through our activities.

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We embrace this at Cytokinetics by:

  • Understanding the burden of illness on patients and their families to inspire our discovery and development of potential medicines.
  • Recognizing that patients are essential to our everyday decisions.
  • Partnering with advocacy groups and patients to support and elevate patient communities.
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Whitepaper

Read more about how we turn our commitment to patients into tangible action in our white paper:

Patient Centricity at Cytokinetics:
It Comes From The Heart.

Partnering for Our Shared Purpose

At Cytokinetics, we are passionate about helping improve lives in the communities we serve. We are inspired by the patients, caregivers and advocates in these communities who fearlessly fight every day, and we proudly work alongside them to advance their goals. By partnering with patient advocacy groups we aim to:

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Elevate Patient and
Caregiver Voice
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Inform Public Policy
Advancements
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Champion Access
and Patient Services
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Raise Awareness and Increase
Understanding of the Burden of Disease
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Support Fundraising Efforts and
Community Education

Commitment to Patients

Every day, we are committed to people living with diseases of impaired muscle function.

They are spouses, partners, sisters, brothers, children and grandchildren. They are not defined by their disease. They are fighting with spirit, determination and courage. They amaze us. They inspire us. They are our heroes.