ARC 2024 Community Survey Results
for Amyloidosis Patients and Caregivers
About this Study
The Amyloidosis Research Consortium (ARC) conducted an online survey of individuals with amyloidosis and their caregivers to collect data and gather information on the experience with diagnosis and treatment of those affected by amyloidosis. With newly available treatments since 2018 and with initiatives to increase disease awareness, there have been rapid changes within the amyloidosis community. ARC conducts this survey each year to see how the experience changes over time.
Over 980 responses were completed for the 2024 ARC Annual Community Survey. Their responses, summarized below, shed a light into the needs of those living with amyloidosis and the work that still needs to be done to improve their lives as we work towards a cure. They are the reason the team at ARC continues working every day to support patients and their families.
What We Measured
ARC asked amyloidosis patients and their caregivers about the journey to an amyloidosis diagnosis and treatment experience.
What We Found
Who participated in this study?
Where are participants located?
11% from other regions
8% from FL, 7% from PA,
6% from MA, 6% from NY, 5% from OH,
and 56% from 41 other states
Identity
Age Range
Top Organs Affected
System
Journey to Diagnosis
Average MDs Seen Before Accurate Diagnosis
Patients Diagnosed Per Year
Most Common Barriers to Diagnosis
AL Amyloidosis
Top Organs Affected
System
Top 3 Initial Symptoms
or constipation
AL Patients Diagnosed Per Year
Most Common Barriers to Diagnosis
Hereditary ATTR Amyloidosis
Top Organs Affected
System
Top 3 Initial Symptoms
Hereditary ATTR Amyloidosis Patients Diagnosed Per Year
Most Common Barriers to Diagnosis
with insurance coverage
getting testing
TTR Genetic Mutation (%)
Reason for Genetic Testing (%)
Current Therapy Hereditary ATTR Amyloidosis
(vutrisiran)
Vyndamax
(tafamidis)
(eplontersen)
(patisiran)
(diflunisal)
Wild-Type ATTR Amyloidosis
Top Organs Affected
System
Top 3 Initial Symptoms
Current Treatment (%)
Patients by Gender
Wild-Type ATTR Amyloidosis Patients Diagnosed Per Year
Most Common Barriers to Diagnosis
with insurance coverage
getting testing
Diagnostic Testing Prior to Diagnosis
or HDMP Scan
Tests
Test
MRI
for Protein
Other Types
Top Organs Affected by Type
- AA
- Localized
- Hereditary Non-TTR
- ALECT2
Total Patients

