UNC student creates app that connects users with free or affordable healthcare

Thu Jun 6, 2019
A new phone app created by a local student connects people to their nearest free or affordable healthcare clinic. Aneesh Agarwal is a junior at UNC with an interest in technology and public health. The app introduces users to the free or affordable clinics that are closest to them, because many people aren't aware of the available healthcare options. (WRAL.com)

Related: Campus Connections

Recent Campus Connections News:

Video: Carolina Insider Live! June 4, 2020
UNC Basketball senior forward Garrison Brooks and former Chapel Hill mayor and North Carolina senator Howard Lee discuss their experiences as African-American men in and...
Thursday June 4, 2020

Hussman School of Journalism and Media wins 2020 Hearst Awards
The Hearst Journalism Awards announced that UNC Hussman has won its 2020 national championship, and five UNC Hussman students and recent graduates will compete as...
Thursday June 4, 2020

UNC med students assisting Chatham County Council on Aging during COVID-19
Fourth- and third-year med students at UNC-Chapel Hill, respectively, Luke Ford and Caleb Smith have helped lead an infusion of their classmates into Chatham County...
Wednesday June 3, 2020

Meet 'The Coronavirus Hunter' Ralph Baric
The coronavirus that causes COVID-19 took most of the world by surprise — but not Ralph Baric. He is an epidemiologist at UNC who has...
Wednesday June 3, 2020