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What is the relationship between Lifeline AI and The Causal Cure Foundation?
What is the relationship between Lifeline AI and The Causal Cure Foundation?
Lifeline AI is the research and development engine that discovers personalized therapeutic pathways. The Causal Cure Foundation is the independent nonprofit arm that ensures those discoveries are delivered to patients who face financial hardship.
How does the foundation help patients?
How does the foundation help patients?
We will provide financial assistance and navigate the complexities of accessing advanced treatments for individuals with terminal illnesses who are uninsured or under-insured.
Where does the funding go?
Where does the funding go?
Directly into patient care grants, medical research distribution, and the infrastructure needed to make therapeutic discovery affordable at scale.
Are the Foundation and Lifeline AI the same company?
Are the Foundation and Lifeline AI the same company?
No. They are separate legal entities. Lifeline AI is a for-profit LLC focused on R&D. The Causal Cure Foundation is a nonprofit focused on charitable patient support and education.
How does the Foundation get its technology?
How does the Foundation get its technology?
The Foundation enters into a licensing agreement with Lifeline AI, which allows the nonprofit to use the research engine for charitable purposes without the burden of development costs.
Where does the Foundation’s money come from?
Where does the Foundation’s money come from?
Funding comes from three sources: independent charitable donations, public grants, and a committed percentage of proceeds donated directly from Lifeline AI.
Can I use Lifeline AI services through the Foundation?
Can I use Lifeline AI services through the Foundation?
Yes. If you meet the foundation's eligibility requirements for financial hardship, you will receive access to the therapeutic discovery tools supported by foundation funding.
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