nephraware
Ishani Sen
Nephraware was founded by Ishani Sen to make pediatric kidney education more human, clear, and easy to use in everyday life.
After seeing how overwhelmed families can feel after diagnosis, she focused on creating a calm space where complex nephrology information becomes understandable, shareable, and useful for real clinic conversations.
In 2026, Ishani presented Nephraware at Stanford Big Ideas in Medicine — sharing the platform's patient-first framework and its reach across families in the US and internationally.
Recognition & Support
Social Good Fund
Nephraware is a fiscally sponsored project of Social Good Fund, a registered 501(c)(3) public charity. This means donations to Nephraware are tax-deductible and that we operate under established nonprofit governance and accountability standards.
Learn more about Social Good Fund →NORD — National Organization for Rare Disorders
Nephraware is listed as a legitimate educational resource by NORD, one of the most respected organizations in rare disease research and patient advocacy. This recognition reflects the quality and reliability of our condition guides.
Visit NORD →Stanford Big Ideas in Medicine 2026
Nephraware was selected to present at Stanford Big Ideas in Medicine 2026, sharing research on patient-centered digital education for pediatric nephrology — including the platform's tools, resource directory, and international reach.
View the research →Our Mission
No family should feel helpless or alone.
We build a trusted kidney education experience for kids, parents, and clinicians — with medically grounded content presented in a calm and usable format. From first diagnosis to long-term follow-up, we help families understand what to expect and how to stay connected with their nephrology team.