Real care. Real outcomes. Every figure below is a person who received care they might otherwise have never accessed.
Every figure below is a person who received care they might otherwise have never accessed.
People screened at HealthFront camps since 2019
Specialist Doctor consultations provided to
Critical diagnoses made — conditions that would have gone undetected
Volunteer healthcare workers who give their time each year
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I had no symptoms. None. The HealthFront camp found my blood pressure was 184/116 — dangerously high. My doctor said I was weeks away from a stroke.
My Blood glucose was 420 at the camp. I didn't even know what that meant. I did not know I had turned into diabetic. Now I've reversed my type 2 diabetes entirely through diet and medications. I owe HealthFront everything.
As an immigrant, I was terrified of the healthcare system. HealthFront volunteers spoke my language — literally — and helped me get connected to a free clinic.
My random blood sugar at the camp was 348 mg/dL and my A1C came back at 10.2%. I had no idea. HealthFront explained what the numbers meant and helped me get to a doctor who started treatment that week.
A fasting glucose of 268 mg/dL at the screening stopped me in my tracks. The volunteers walked me through my results and connected me to a clinic. Today my sugars are finally in range.
My A1C was 9.8% and I'd been ignoring the fatigue for years. HealthFront caught it, explained the risks, and helped me find a primary care doctor. That camp changed the course of my health.
My reading was 192/118 — the volunteer said that's a hypertensive crisis. I felt completely fine. HealthFront urged me to be seen that day and I was on medication within the week.
178/110 with no symptoms at all. HealthFront explained how silent high blood pressure damages the heart and kidneys, then referred me to a sliding-scale clinic. I'm so grateful they caught it.
The camp measured my blood pressure at 186/114. I thought my headaches were just stress. HealthFront's follow-up call is the reason I actually saw a doctor and got it under control.
The urine dipstick showed 3+ blood I couldn't even see. HealthFront insisted I follow up with a urologist — that early push led to an evaluation and treatment that may have saved my life.
My urinalysis flagged microscopic blood. I would have brushed it off. HealthFront helped me book a specialist appointment and explained why it mattered. Early detection made all the difference.
Blood showed up on my urine test at the camp. The volunteers didn't let me ignore it — they explained it needed real evaluation and connected me directly to a nephrologist.
While taking my blood pressure, a volunteer felt my pulse was irregular and racing around 130. HealthFront urged me to get an EKG — it was atrial fibrillation, and I'm now under a cardiologist's care.
My cholesterol panel showed an LDL of 214 and total cholesterol of 301. HealthFront explained how that strains the heart and connected me to a cardiology clinic before I ever had symptoms.
Blood pressure of 168/104 and an LDL of 198 — a dangerous combination I knew nothing about. HealthFront helped me understand my heart risk and find affordable specialist care.
My screening showed 3+ protein in my urine, a creatinine of 2.1, and an eGFR of 42. HealthFront explained what it meant for my kidneys and referred me to a nephrologist before it progressed.
I'm diabetic and had no idea it was harming my kidneys. My albumin-to-creatinine ratio was 450 and my eGFR had dropped to 38. HealthFront connected me with a kidney specialist and now I'm slowing it down.
My creatinine was 2.4 and eGFR just 33 at the camp. HealthFront didn't just hand me a paper — they helped me book a nephrology consult and understand exactly what my results meant.
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