Maia: Changing the Game of Transitional Care and Patient Engagement

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New appointments to be made, new doctor(s) to trust, new processes to navigate. Most 18 year olds thrusted into adult care have no clue how to navigate their transition from pediatric to adult care, nor are parents prepared to entrust their child with the management of care they have perfected over the years. As winners of the Fall 2016 Medicine X Youth Changemakers Workshop at Stanford University, we present our mobile platform: Maia. Maia is a new pediatric centered platform to help young adults slowly acquire the necessary skills to be the best stewards of their health. With the ongoing mentorship of 5 pediatric physicians, the creation of Maia will engage teens with an enticing technological platform, breaking the invisible barrier that prevents a healthy dialogue between patients and providers and ease a parents’s minds. Every child will be ready for the responsibility their own care.

Health & Medicine

Bridging the gap between pediatric and adult healthcare
MaiaHealth.com | maiahealth.team@gmail.com
Jenny Shearer, CEO and Founder

Fewer than 13% of pediatric practices have any
transition policy in place.1
15 to 18 million children, aged 17 years
and younger, suffer from a chronic health problem.2
50% of adolescents with long-term conditions
do not comply with care recommendations.3

Moderates
Conversations Patient Network
Patient Take
Active Role in Care
Healthcare Skill
Building

Patient Pods Skill Building Appointments
The Technology

Revenue
Subscription:
$5.99/month
Initial Payers:
Parents Long Term
Payers:
Insurance
3 Month Free
Trial Beta
Launch

Maia
Hospitals
Private Clinics Insurance
Key Partners

Focus Groups
Learn and engage
with current parents
and patients via paper
prototype experience
Beta Trials
Release beta product
to specific chronic
condition group
Product Launch
Integrate into pre-
existing hospital clinic
networks and EMRs
In a Year….

Competitive Analysis
Adult market Pediatric market
Health Tracking
Health Ownership

Jennifer Shearer
Chief Executive
Officer
Michelle Sou
Chief of Public
Relations
Samir Akre
Chief Technical
Officer
Vincent Fateh
Chief of Business
Development
Yimeng Dou
Technology Advisor
Maia Health Team

Thank you!
Any questions?
Visit us at www.MaiaHealth.com
maiahealth.team@gmail.com

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