Status Plus vs AmyloidConnect

Attend our meetings and events all over the world with the Status Plus app. Our multi-event app takes you directly to your event in just a few steps. Whether you're at home participating remotely or attending in person, this app allows you to enter your event so you can engage with all other event attendees, faculty, and exhibitors. Browse the program and personalize your experience by building your custom schedule of sessions. Use the Status Plus App to view "what's on now" at any time and remain to be up to date with our push notifications or network with other guests through our interactive features. Are you planning an event? We can easily host your event, conference or symposium as well in our app.

AmyloidConnect helps amyloidosis patients find their path to better treatment — matching you to clinical trials using AI, and helping you get there. WHY AMYLOIDCONNECT? Amyloidosis is a rare disease where abnormal proteins build up in organs, often diagnosed 2-3 years after symptoms begin. AmyloidConnect closes that gap — helping patients get matched to the right clinical trials, understand their diagnosis, and find specialists who truly understand this disease. WHAT YOU GET, FREE: AI Trial Matching — matched to clinical trials based on your amyloid type, organ involvement, treatment history, and location Care Copilot — ask questions about your condition, understand your trial options, and get lab results interpreted in plain English Disease Education — comprehensive resources on AL, ATTR, and AA amyloidosis Specialist Finder — locate amyloidosis centers of excellence and specialists near you, including Mayo Clinic, Boston Medical Center, Stanford, and University of Chicago Medicine Travel Coordination — book flights, hotels, and transportation to your trial site HIPAA COMPLIANT Your health data is protected with enterprise-grade security. We never sell your information, and you control what you share. AmyloidConnect is free for patients. Always. This app is intended for educational purposes and does not replace professional medical advice. Always consult your physician regarding your diagnosis and treatment.