You got diagnosed. You deserve a next step.
Personalized genetic medicines are an option. Let's find out what's right for you.
Genetic medicine development as a service for rare disease families, foundations, and health systems.
Nome is already trusted by the rare disease community.
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5,000+
Patient cases analyzed — and counting
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10+
Personalized medicine programs
More than any other company.
— What We Do
We provide genetic medicine development as a service.
Nome is for rare disease families, foundations, and health systems. We are a services company that helps them access and develop personalized genetic medicines. We work across the full lifecycle of a therapeutic program — from treatment design to clinical execution — using an AI platform combined with human experts to make this process faster, lower-cost, and more accessible than traditional drug development. For families and organizations navigating the emerging world of n-of-1 and rare disease genetic therapies, we are the 'easy button' that provides concierge navigation through this process. Nome is the operating system for personalized therapies.™
What would have taken us years, they helped us accomplish in months.
— Shorts
Quick takes from Solving Rare
Watch our founder Stevie Ringel talk with rare disease change-makers about how to truly transform genetic medicine and drive meaningful change for patients.
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It’s not impossible. A mom rebuilding rare disease from scratch. #shorts
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No family should have to do this alone. #shorts #raredisease
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Why patient advocacy groups won’t share data and how to fix it. #shorts
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The #1 gap holding back rare disease cures #shorts #biotech
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The real reason biotech founders write grants #shorts
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The Right Type of Capital in Biotech #shorts
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How this parent found Nome after her son’s diagnosis #shorts
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The science works. So why aren’t we curing anything? #shorts #biotech
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Investor told her: stop using “rare disease” #shorts #biotech
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Disability Is a Group Anyone Can Join #shorts
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How Soon Can You Send Me Your Data? #shorts #rarediseases
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Rare is Common. Why we’re all one diagnosis away. #shorts #rarediseaseawareness
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