Ensuring Peer-Reviewed Medical Intervention Reach Autistic Patients

No human being can reach their potential without basic health and wellness

The Autism Knowledge Gateway (AKG) is unifying the entire autism community around a fundamental need – better basic healthcare for autistic people. Through an AI-driven technology hub, AKG is putting peer-reviewed medical research at the center of autism care, ensuring more timely and effective treatment of autism’s many comorbidities.

The Problem We Solve

We are facing a crisis in basic healthcare for autistic people, a physiologically diverse group who deserve informed and nuanced healthcare.  

Complex Health Problems

95% of autistic people have at least one comorbid health condition

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Limited Physician Expertise

Only 13% of surveyed providers feel equipped with the necessary tools and resources

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Poor Health Outcomes

Individuals with autism have a lower life expectancy, anywhere between to 36 – 54 years of age versus 72 years of age for neurotypical peers 

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High Healthcare Spend

Healthcare spending is 6-11 times higher than non-autistic peers

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The AKG Solution

For healthcare professionals

  • Easily searchable repository of thousands of research articles, curated by autism-focused physicians

  • Healthcare professional-specific collaboration tools to facilitate in-depth, private discussions of case studies and current research

  • Option to participate in monthly virtual roundtables and webinars

For patients and caregivers

  • Access to the same curated library of research available to healthcare professionals to ensure information parity and effective collaboration

  • Discussion forums for information sharing and access to healthcare professional-led forums

“The only reason my children are comfortable today is because our doctor took the initiative to uncover and treat the things that were physiologically wrong. It’s imperative that we make this more of a standard practice for people living with autism.” ”
— Casandra Oldham, Director of Autism Programs
“My son’s seizures felt like so many other aspects of autism - misunderstood. Because the abnormalities in his EEG were not ‘consistent with epilepsy,’ many doctors threw up their hands. Through a more comprehensive lens, we were able to identify issues with his autonomic nervous system, helping us to get these episodes mostly under control.”
— Keri Schoenbrun, Director of Development

Become part of the solution!

Help us learn

  • Enroll in the free AKG pilot for healthcare professionals

  • Enroll in the free AKG pilot for patients and caregivers