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Everything you need to know about this program

Frequently Asked Questions

It’s quick and easy! Simply track in Folia at least once per week, and answer an optional, short monthly reflection about your health.
This program is ongoing, but you’re free to leave or take a break at any time. You can always come back to tracking whenever you want!
We’ll have several opportunities to earn gift cards for various program activities, as outlined below:
- You can earn up to $10 per month for tracking at least once/week in the Folia app ($6) and completing the monthly reflection ($4)
- You can earn $10 for completing each Mosaic survey questionnaire (surveys are available twice yearly)
- You can earn $10 for uploading documentation of your diagnosis in the survey (one time payment); *if you’ve already sent us verification of diagnosis for another program, you do not need to do this
You’ll get paid on the 28th of the following month for the previous month’s activities. For example, payments for May tracking will be received on June 28th.
In addition to your Folia data that becomes more robust the more you track, you’ll also receive monthly Collective Insights reports, showing aggregate data, such as community trends in symptoms experienced, treatments used, and more.
We’re currently enrolling all conditions into Mosaic, including those who are still searching for a diagnosis.

What is the goal of the Mosaic program?

We have two core goals with this program:

Create a community where participants share treatment insights, flare management tips, and more — the more people who join, the stronger and more condition-specific our insights will become.
Show researchers where current treatments and knowledge are falling short so they can focus on what matters to patients.

All you have to do is track what you’re feeling (symptoms), what you’re doing about it (treatments), and when your symptoms flare-up (complete the Folia flare form). By anonymously sharing this information with researchers, they’ll gain a better understanding of what types of treatments need to be developed.