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Support for daily life with chronic illness

Chronic illness comes with a lot to figure out.

Tell us where you need help. A licensed clinician can help work through your questions about daily life with practical guidance.

What do you need help with?

A woman resting on the couch, texting on her phone.
You
By the time I get home from work, I don’t have enough energy to cook.
Kelsey, OTD · Occupational therapist
That makes sense. We can look at low-effort meals, ways to prep without as much standing, and shortcuts that save your energy for the rest of your evening.
  • Start with your question
  • Connect with a licensed clinician
  • Follow up as needed

What we help with

What would you like to make easier?

Chronic illness can affect nearly every part of your life. Start with what’s getting in the way. These are starting points, and you can always describe something that doesn’t fit.

How Krue works

A clear next step, with the right person in your corner.

  1. “My symptoms vary so much. How can I make my workday more manageable?”
    1

    Tell us what’s going on

    Start with a question, challenge, or goal. Share enough context for Krue to understand what you’re trying to figure out.

  2. Question · A more manageable workday
    Review · Can a clinician help?
    Clinician · Credentials and price
    2

    See whether we can help.

    We’ll review your question and whether a clinician with relevant expertise is available. You’ll see who you’d work with, their credentials, and the price before you pay.

  3. What does a good day look like for you right now?
    Next stepsA starting point to try this week
    3

    Work through it together

    Once you’re ready, your clinician joins the conversation, reviews your context, asks questions, and helps you find practical next steps within their scope.

  4. MonFirst conversation
    Wed“Quick question…”
    Fri“That part helped.”
    SunAdjust together
    4

    Keep the conversation going

    Keep messaging about that same need. Ask follow-up questions. Try something. Tell your clinician what happened. Adjust if needed.

Meet Krue experts

Real people. Relevant expertise.

Krue’s clinicians are licensed occupational therapists who help people manage the impact of chronic conditions on everyday activities, routines, and participation. That can include practical strategies, adaptations, tools, and changes to your surroundings.

Portrait of Kelsey, OTD

Kelsey

OTD

Pacing and fatigueStress and well-being

Experience with EDS, Dysautonomia, Long-COVID, MS

Portrait of Janice, OTR/L

Janice

OTR/L

Self-care and routinesWork and productivity

Experience with POTS, ME/CFS, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Pain

Portrait of Matt, OTR/L

Matt

OTR/L

MobilityHome & daily activities

Experience with Parkinson’s, MS, Neuropathy, Arthritis

Portrait of Kaitlyn, OTD

Kaitlyn

OTD

Brain fog and cognitionEnergy management

Experience with Long COVID, Migraine, Dysautonomia, Autoimmune conditions

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What could I ask?

Questions that don’t fit neatly into a doctor’s appointment.

“How can I shower without using all my energy?”

“I’m having a hard time adjusting to how much my life has changed.”

“My energy changes day to day. How do I plan around that?”

“How can I make work more manageable?”

“How do I explain what I need to my family?”

“How should I prepare for my next appointment?”

“Cooking has become really difficult. What could I change?”

“What kinds of resources or support might be available to me?”

“I was just diagnosed. Where do I start?”

“How do I keep doing things I enjoy when my capacity changes day to day?”

“Who should I talk to about this?”

Ask what’s on your mind →

Illustrative questions.

A few things you may be wondering.

What can I ask about?

Ask about daily life with chronic illness—from managing energy and adapting work or household tasks to equipment, routines, and practical support. You don’t need to know what kind of help you need. Describe what’s going on, and we’ll let you know whether our clinicians can help.

Is Krue right for my condition?

We’re initially focused on POTS and dysautonomia, Long COVID, ME/CFS, EDS and hypermobility, and fibromyalgia and chronic pain. If you have another condition—or are still looking for a diagnosis—you can still ask. We consider your needs alongside our clinicians’ expertise.

Who will answer my question?

A real, licensed occupational therapist with relevant experience. These clinicians help people manage how health conditions affect everyday activities, routines, and participation. You’ll see who you’d work with and their credentials before paying.

How does a consultation work?

Share your question and a little context. If we can help, you’ll see the consultation details and price before paying. Once your consultation begins, you can keep messaging your clinician about that need. Ask follow-up questions, try what you discuss, and work through next steps. If it’s helpful, you can continue with your clinician over time.

Do you accept insurance?

Krue is currently just cash/private pay. You’ll see the price and what’s included before you pay.

When will someone respond?

Messaging is asynchronous, so you and your clinician don’t need to be online at the same time. You’ll typically hear back within 24 hours.

Does Krue replace my doctor or ongoing care?

No. Krue focuses on the everyday impact of chronic illness alongside your existing care. We don’t diagnose medical conditions or prescribe medication, and we don’t replace ongoing medical or mental-health care. Krue is not an emergency service.

How is my information protected?

We use safeguards such as encryption and restricted access to protect your personal and health information. Access is limited to authorized people and service providers who need it to provide care or operate Krue. Our Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and share your information and how to contact us with questions.

Grace, Krue's founder.

Built from the everyday side of chronic illness.

Living with POTS showed me how much of chronic illness happens outside the doctor’s office. I had questions about managing my energy, adapting my routines, working, exercising, and keeping up with everyday life — but I often didn’t know who to ask.

I built Krue to make it easier to bring those questions somewhere and get practical guidance from someone with the right expertise.

— Grace, Founder

You don’t need to know who to ask.

Start with what you need. We’ll review whether we can help.

Tell Krue what’s getting in the way, and we’ll help figure out the next step.