Hypertension is the leading modifiable risk factor for heart disease and stroke — and Black adults are 40% more likely to have high blood pressure than white adults. DaisyMe helps community members understand their numbers, navigate care, and advocate for equitable treatment.

Mental health conditions are common, treatable, and deeply affected by social determinants. Communities of color face higher rates of unmet mental health need — often due to stigma, cost, and lack of culturally responsive providers. You deserve care that sees all of you.

Black, Hispanic, and Native American adults face diabetes rates 60–100% higher than white adults. DaisyMe provides plain-language education on prevention, management, and how to advocate for yourself at every appointment — because managing diabetes is a team effort.

Early detection saves lives — but screening rates remain dramatically lower in underserved communities. DaisyMe connects community members with screening resources, helps navigate referrals, and advocates for equitable access to preventive care.

Black women in the U.S. are three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than white women — a disparity that persists across income and education levels. DaisyMe advocates for every mother's right to be heard, believed, and treated with dignity.

Living with a chronic condition means navigating a complex system — often alone. DaisyMe's care navigation programs help community members build self-advocacy skills, understand their treatment options, and stay connected to the care they need.