This document discusses a free service called freeHealth that aims to help people access preventative healthcare screenings by connecting them with local doctors. The service was created in response to the Affordable Care Act requiring insurance plans to cover recommended preventative screenings without charge for 88 million Americans by 2013. The creators transferred lists of covered preventative services into a spreadsheet and integrated a doctor database to allow users to search for relevant physicians.

1. freeHealth
Your free preventive screenings made easy
Alex Tam, Suelyn Yu,
Aaron Brodeur, Kenneth Ng,
Connie Chen, Ming Kao
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2. On March 23, 2010,
Obama signed the Affordable Care Act.
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3. Insurance plans must cover recommended
preventive screenings without charge.
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4. 88 million Americans will be eligible for
these services by 2013.
1 million people
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5. Too many screenings. Too much information.
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6. Our goal is:
To help people identify eligible preventive
healthcare services and take action by
connecting with local physicians.
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7. Demo
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8. How is this made?
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9. Transferred the list of covered preventive services
from Healthcare.gov into a spreadsheet.
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10. Streamlined the NPI database to
search for relevant doctors.
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11. Next Steps:
Looking for distribution partners:
• Insurance websites
• Company HR
• Clinic and hospitals
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12. Thank you!
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