kinsa's free school health program
TRANSCRIPT
Keep Your Whole Sc
hool
Healthy
with a FREE Sch
ool Health Program
!
Presentation Contents
• Slide 3: FLUency™ School Health program
• Slides 4-7: What’s Kinsa?
• Slides 8-11: How does FLUency work?
• Slides 12-15: Positive School Health Outcomes
• Slide 16: How to Apply
To track and stop the spread of illness by providing access to real-time health information through the world’s first map of human health
Kinsa’s FLUency™ Program is a health initiative to curb the spread of illness within classrooms
• Parents and staff can more
quickly detect and respond to contagious illness both at school & at home
• Kinsa’s FLUency™ Program keeps children healthier, parents happier, and students in class & learning well
What’s Kinsa?
Kinsa thermometers are award-winning FDA-cleared Smart Thermometers that provide peace of mind
• Kinsa Smart Thermometer: http://bit.ly/kinsa-explainer • Smart Ear Thermometer: http://bit.ly/kinsa-smartear
Isthisserious?
What’sgoingaround?
WhatshouldIdo?
Whenwillmychildfeelbe9er?
Kinsa provides comfort & reduces anxiety for parents in their moment of need…
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ü Comfort Makes it fun & easy to take a sick child’s temp
ü Connect It connects you to
community knowledge
ü Inform It helps you figure
out what to do next
ü Reassure It remembers for
you and your doctor
New Sesame Street version is great for daycares and early education centers!
Elmo helps kids pick
their symptoms Elmo thermometer
(not included as part of FLUency™)
How does Kinsa’s FLUency™ Program work?
To track and stop the spread of illness by providing access to real-time health information through the world’s first map of human health
Kinsa connects parents & school staff on issues of student health, enabling rapid communication
• Parents & school staff at accepted schools receive free Kinsa Smart Thermometers to track fever, symptoms, notes & more
• Private in-app Kinsa School Group aggregates health information allowing parents & staff to know “what’s going around” the classroom
To track and stop the spread of illness by providing access to real-time health information through the world’s first map of human health
Real-time communication enables parents, nurses and teachers to quickly respond to illness
• Members comment anonymously, ask questions or share important diagnoses and health trends affecting children and students
• Enables schools & parents to detect &
respond to spreading illness more quickly, keeping kids & classrooms healthier
To track and stop the spread of illness by providing access to real-time health information “Kinsa is great for us as administrators because it connects us to parents in
a different way. I use Kinsa with my kids at home as well, and I’m now able to form parent to parent relationships with members of the school.”
- Elementary School Principal
rough the world’s first map of human health
Parents, nurses and administrators all see value from having Kinsa at their school:
“We saw a higher attendance rate after our school started with the [Kinsa] program and parents started using the app. It has been a great tool to help share the symptoms and illnesses that have been keeping our students
away from class.” - Parent / PTO Officer
“[Kinsa] helped raise awareness in our community about what was going around and helped me, as the nurse, give parents relevant and timely
information they didn’t have before.” - School Nurse
3 Key positive health outcomes attributed to Kinsa in schools
Preventing the Spread of Illness through Improved Communication
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Sick kids are kept out of school, preventing illness from spreading thanks
to communication within the community.
Faster Diagnosis and Recovery Through Early Detection
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Children are tested earlier, given medication sooner and isolated faster, preventing
siblings and classmates from contracting illnesses
Avoiding Unnecessary ER Visits
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Parents avoid late night trips to the ER -- thanks to the shared experiences of other
parents in their communities.
kinsahealth.com/fluency
Thank you!