Believe Limited and co-founder Patrick James Lynch were recently referenced in Project UnLonely: Healing Our Crisis of Disconnection by Jeremy Nobel, a book exploring the impact loneliness has on health and human connection.

Within the chapter focused on rare disease communities, Dr. Nobel highlights Hemophilia: The Musical, a program supported by BioMarin Pharmaceutical that brought teenagers living with hemophilia to New York City for a 72-hour musical theater intensive alongside Broadway professionals. Together, they created and performed an original show inspired by their lived experiences navigating rare disease, identity, and belonging.

Deliver Us is produced based on the belief that storytelling can bring people together, foster understanding, and elevate humanity through documentary filmmaking. These awards reflect the collaborative nature of the film as well as the increased desire for impactful storytelling.

Believe Limited would like to thank all the people and organizations involved in creating the film and supporting work focused on human stories and social impact.

Believe Limited is happy to announce that Dismissed has received a Silver award in the category of Social Impact from the Telly Awards.

Produced in partnership with Sanofi, Dismissed highlights the actual experiences of women living with bleeding disorders and the significant challenges they encounter in the health care system, including delayed diagnosis, gender discrimination, and access to appropriate care.

Believe CEO, Patrick James Lynch, recently joined MM+M for a webinar exploring storytelling as one of the most effective tools for building patient trust and long-term audience engagement in healthcare.

This deep dive included conversation on:

• Why awareness alone is no longer enough in healthcare marketing;

• How storytelling creates stronger emotional connection and audience retention;

• The growing role of podcasts, documentaries, and entertainment-driven experiences in patient engagement;

• Why modern healthcare audiences increasingly respond to authenticity over polished corporate messaging.

Believe Limited has been named a winner of the 2026 Swaay.Health Award for Patient Education, recognizing standout work in healthcare marketing, communications, and patient experience.

Presented at the annual Swaay.Health LIVE event, the award honors Believe’s documentary Dismissed, a film that brings visibility to the realities of women living with bleeding disorders—many of whom have historically gone undiagnosed, dismissed, or misunderstood within the healthcare system. Through screenings, discussions, and community engagement, the film continues to drive awareness and meaningful dialogue across both patient and clinical audiences.

Believe Limited has been shortlisted in three categories at the 2026 PRWeek US Healthcare Awards, one of the industry’s leading recognitions in healthcare communications.

The documentary campaign Dismissed, created in partnership with Sanofi, is a finalist for Best in Women’s Health, and Best in Rare Disease. In addition, Believe Limited CEO Patrick James Lynch has been nominated for Outstanding Agency Professional.

After years of work, persistence, and belief, we’re incredibly proud to share that Deliver Us will have its WORLD PREMIERE in competition as an Official Selection of the Cinequest Film Festival this March. In the United States, Black mothers are dying in childbirth at staggering rates. While the hospital establishment continues to fail them, Black midwives around the country are fighting back, opening birth centers and demanding justice for Black mothers. Deliver Us follows four visionary Black midwives in Los Angeles, Gainesville, and Chicago as they battle to change laws, leverage social media to raise awareness and force change, and protect mothers' lives while delivering babies.

Believe is thrilled to welcome our first Director of Growth & Partnerships, Molly Heywood