My
Projects
CareBridge
CareBridge is a youth-led initiative to bridge healthcare accessibility gaps through multiple avenues including AI technology.
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Why CareBridge? At least half of the world's population lacks access to quality healthcare, and approximately one hundred million people cannot afford high healthcare costs. Furthermore, at least two billion people worldwide experience visual impairments, making everyday tasks like navigating online maps a significant challenge. Sarah Zhou launched the CareBridge initiative because she believes that access to basic health care is a human right, regardless of someone's specific conditions.
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The CareBridge channel, which can be seen here, is a digital forum that explores how AI can improve healthcare.
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The CareBridge initiative was inspired by the CareBridge app that Sarah coded for the 2024 Congressional App Challenge, which won the Special Recognition Award.
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CareBridge is an Android app designed to address the HealthCare accessibility gap, by providing underrepresented communities with the tools and info to access basic healthcare. To see a 3.5-minute video demo of the CareBridge app, please see here. The source code for CareBridge is located here. The app features:
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A doctor-like ChatBot powered by AI offering preliminary diagnosis.
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A set of medical advice cards with speech-to-text capability.
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An embedded web browser showing three online pharmacies.
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A customized map that is easily accessible for visually impaired users to find nearby healthcare providers.
If you're interested in being a part of the CareBridge initiative, feel free to reach out to me through LinkedIn or the Contact page.
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My
Interests
Acropolis Blog
As the spiritual and political nucleus of ancient Athens, the Acropolis stands as a stunning tribute to Greek glory and ingenuity. For centuries, this remarkable complex acted as the epicenter of the city's religious and civic life. Its name, meaning "high city," perfectly captures its role as both a sacred haven and a triumph of architectural genius.
Since 6th grade, I have been fascinated by Greek Mythology. Following my 7th-grade summer break in Greece, where I visited the Acropolis, I created a website dedicated to the Acropolis, exploring the connections between this famous historical landmark and Greek Mythology. Please check out my Acropolis Blog!
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