About Us

Hongmili China Lipid Patient Network is a patient-led peer support community founded in April 2020 by Ms. Nazhen Chen, a patient with heterozygous familial hypercholesterolemia (FH). Initially serving as a communication platform for FH patients to share research, treatment, and reimbursement policies, we have now evolved into a hub patient organization for inherited lipid disorders, expanding our support to include sitosterolemia, Familial Chylomicronemia Syndrome (FCS), and elevated Lp(a).

We drive patient-perspective real-world evidence (RWE) through continuous patient registries, presenting the real-life experiences of our community to stakeholders. We conduct patient education and public awareness campaigns, support basic and clinical research via dedicated research funds, and actively engage in policy advocacy to accelerate drug approval and improve protection mechanisms. We are also active members of global FH and cardiovascular patient networks.


Vision

A world where no one is threatened by inherited lipid disorders, and everyone can live a healthy and equal life.


Mission

To generate real-world evidence, influence policy and regulation, accelerate access to innovative therapies, and drive early diagnosis for patients with rare lipid disorders.

Values

Patient-oriented Evidence-Based Action-Oriented Transparent&Trustworthy




Our Team
  • Jenna, Chen
    Jenna, Chen
    Founder of Homy FH China Patient Network
  • Ya-Ni Wang
    Ya-Ni Wang
    Academic Project Manager of Homy FH China Patient Network
  • Meng Li
    Meng Li
    Project Manager of Homy FH China Patient Network
  • Yun Song
    Yun Song
    Researcher of homy FH China Patient NetWork
  • Meng Yuan
    Meng Yuan
    Digital Media Operations Manager of Homy FH China Patient Network

Our focus


HoFH
HeFH

Advance research and support HoFH patients in accessing effective treatments to prevent cardiovascular events.


Advocate for screening policies and promote timely diagnosis, awareness, and proactive intervention for HeFH patients.