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mission:
InclusiVibe Foundation advances equity in music and healthcare by supporting adaptive artistry, empowering patient storytelling, and advancing research shaped by lived experience.
Your Story is Our Best Data
We amplify disabled artists and neurocomplex communities through inclusive performances, short films, and practical education and tools—so people are seen, heard, and supported.
Help us set priorities for 2026
Building Our Foundation Together
InclusiVibe Foundation is currently in our development and capacity-building phase. While we continue accepting donations and building partnerships, our programming will launch in full in 2025-2026. Help us set priorities by taking our Community Needs Assessment.
Fuel accessible storytelling and practical tools.
We were featured by WFAA to highlight the realities of diagnostic delay and the barriers disabled artists face when complex neurologic symptoms are minimized or misunderstood. Our founder’s story reflects why this work exists: to make lived experience visible and to build practical tools that help people be taken seriously and supported. Read and watch the feature to learn more.
include WFAA feature on Amy Wang-Hiller and the long road to recognizing brainstem and connective tissue injury.
Our initial focus is the craniocervical and upper cervical care pathway—especially in CTD- or injury-associated complexity often discussed as CCI/AAI and related conditions. People navigating these pathways frequently face fragmented records, inconsistent escalation, and long delays. We are not a clinic; we provide education, documentation integrity tools, and continuity support.
For Brainstem Compression & Complex Neurological Conditions
Patients & Allies
Research & Academic