ONHEALTH
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Health information is hard to read on purpose. onHealth is the work of making the financial side of it understandable — explanations of benefits, denials, deductibles, and the appeal window nobody knew was open.
What the work is
Canal
A working iOS app being extended to the web. Engineering, design, and the plain-English writing that makes it worth opening twice.
Research
Finding what is actually true about a denial, a deductible or an appeal window before we publish a word of it.
Explaining
Turning what we find into something a person can read while holding the bill it is about.
Who we are looking for
Engineering and design for Canal, research that can read a policy document without flinching, and writers who can explain a deductible to someone who is frightened of it.
onHealth is not a medical service and nothing it produces is medical advice. If that boundary matters to you, it matters to us too — it is the first thing we will talk about.
How this one runs
STEP 1
Apply
One form. Choose onHealth, the kind of work, and the time you genuinely have.
STEP 2
Talk it through
For onHealth we talk before deciding. This work sits close to people at their worst moment, and that deserves a conversation.
STEP 3
We decide
A person reads the application and the conversation together. You hear from us either way.
STEP 4
Welcome
One email with your Microsoft Teams invitation, and a checklist that tracks everything left to do.
Apply to onHealth
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