Lyme scatters everything. We bring it back together.
The command center for tick-borne illness, and a place to be seen.
Where are you starting?
- My test came back negative, but I still feel sick.
- I don't understand my lab results.
- My records are scattered across portals and drawers.
- I'm tired of retelling my story to every new doctor.
- I can't find a doctor who knows Lyme.
- My insurance said no.
- The bills keep piling up.
- Some days I'm too sick to keep track.
- I don't know if this is even Lyme.
- My dog tested positive. What does that mean for us?
- It starts with a bite.
- Labs, check-ins and costs
- One record you own
- Shared only when you say so.
- Counted only in groups, and findings come back.
- Care that’s been checked.
CDC counted89,469reported Lyme disease cases in the US in 2023
dataset x5j9-wybp · retrieved 2026-08-27 · the counting rule
One record. You hold the keys.
Your labs, symptoms and bills are in three portals, your head and a drawer. LymeHQ puts them on one timeline in plain words, and hands them on only when you say so. How it works →
Who it is for. Patients get one record they own · Caregivers get a path to walk with them · Clinicians get a short printed brief: figures and dates · Researchers get group counts, never a record. Not served here: insurers, advertisers, data brokers. There is no account type for any of them.
Help with what Lyme costs, paid straight to the lab, the clinic or the pharmacy.
- A lab test a plan denied
- A first visit with a Lyme-literate clinician
- A prescription a plan will not cover
- Patients review each request with names hidden.
- Every dollar funds awards. Nothing here pays for the platform.
- Every award is published.
This is the design. It hasn’t opened: nothing has been raised, and no one can apply yet.
A spring campaign a town can run against ticks.
A town-run, seasonal community campaign: street teams, tick tubes and a short course.
Every product used exactly as its label says.
Where it stands in the register →Guides and the glossary
Stage by stage, plain language, no dose named anywhere. Browse the full library →
13 guides · free · no account
STAGE 01Before & after a bitePrevention and identification
STAGE 02Understanding the illnessWhat's happening in your body
- Testing GuideHow the tests work, and why timing decides everything.
- Immune System & LymeHow Lyme evades your defenses.
- CoinfectionsOther infections the same tick can carry, and what each test can and cannot settle.
- Alpha-gal Food SafetyThe meat allergy — hidden sources & swaps.
- Case Counts & TrendsCDC’s own numbers — what they show, and what counting can’t see.
- The Lyme MapReported cases by state and year, with the counting rules on the map.
STAGE 03Treatment & beyondOptions, evidence, and support
One record, and what is built around it
The register — built, blocked, designed, ruled out →- Labs, symptoms, medicines and household, behind your sign-inYour recordYours to export, and shared only when you say so.
- Clinicians and practices, listed after a person checks themFind careNever rated or ranked. What a person checked is kept apart from what a practice says.
- 14sources, each with a verdictOpen dataEvery federal source this site looked at, with what it cannot tell you.
- 18elements · draft, not submittedA shared way to record Lyme dataA draft data standard for tick-borne illness, for discussion.
- Group counts onlyno group smaller than five is shownThe commonsResearchers see group counts, never a record. The database itself refuses to release a group smaller than five.