Initiative
After the ICU.
Doctors, former patients and healthcare professionals explaining what recovery after critical illness actually involves.
Read the materialAsk the partnership
Every figure on this page was read off the site named above on 25 August 2026, and is linked so it can be checked.
On the record
- Operated by
- Rainer Philanthropies, Inc.
- Sector
- Healthcare advocacy
- Site
- aftericu.org
- Counted as
- InitiativeVentures carry their own costs. Initiatives are never counted alongside them.
What it is
Who it is for, and what it costs.
- Who it is for
- Former intensive care patients, their families, and clinicians in every area of medicine.
- What it offers
- Free. A self test for Post Intensive Care Syndrome, a PTSD screening instrument, a searchable library, patient and family stories, and a caregiver bundle.
In its own words
60% of former ICU patients suffer from depression.
Quoted from the page itself rather than paraphrased, so the reader can see the company's voice and not ours.
What is not finished
The part a competitor would find anyway.
The content is strong and the site is frozen. Its footer is dated 2016, the newest asset is a 2020 brochure, and it states an institutional relationship with a named Boston hospital that none of the group's other pages mention. That relationship should be confirmed in writing before it is repeated anywhere.
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