Please enter our Launch Program for the exciting opportunity to be awarded $10,000.00 in medical care assistance. These funds are designed to ease the financial burden of healthcare and can be applied toward past, current, or future medical expenses. At NakedHealth.ai, we recognize that navigating medical care can often feel overwhelming and financially challenging, so we have created a platform to empower individuals with personalized, AI-driven healthcare solutions. With the launch of NakedHealth.ai, our innovative YourHealth.ai Assistant is here to support your journey toward better health management, while also giving you a chance to benefit financially through our comprehensive and user-friendly Launch Program. Join us today and take a step toward simplifying your healthcare experience! Below are the rules and details for participation:

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Contest participants must provide a confirmed matrix of health metrics, including ICD-10 codes, CPT codes, and HCPCS codes, to ensure eligibility and compliance

Contest Participation Criteria Eligibility and Requirements

1. Participants must sign up and actively use the AI Health Assistant at least once a week for 3 consecutive months. Each weekly session with the AI Health Assistant must include completion of all five key sections, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of your health status and care needs. These sections include: Health Assessment: A detailed evaluation of your current health status, symptoms, and medical history, Treatment Plan: Personalized recommendations for managing any identified health conditions or concerns. Medication Regimen: A review and optimization of your prescribed medications, ensuring proper usage and compatibility. Preventive Care Guidance: Suggestions for proactive steps to maintain and improve your long-term health. Medication Summary: A clear, consolidated report of all medications you are currently using, including dosages and schedules. At the end of the 3-month period, the full report generated by the AI Health Assistant, covering all five sections, must be obtained as proof of completion. This report will form a crucial part of your contest entry, demonstrating your consistent engagement with the platform and your commitment to managing your health effectively.
2. You are required to upload your medical records into the NakedHealth.ai Electronic Health Records (EHR) platform, which utilizes FHIR AI analysis. Your medical records must meet the following criteria: Diagnosis Records: Include at least one yearly entry (excluding physical exams) documented over a minimum duration of 3 years. AI Analysis: The records will be processed using NakedHealth.ai's advanced FHIR AI analysis, which reviews and organizes your health information for comprehensive care planning. Full AI Health Assistant Report: After the analysis, you must obtain the full report generated by the AI Health Assistant. This report will summarize key insights and provide an actionable overview of your health, which is essential for contest eligibility. By uploading your records and engaging with the AI analysis, you ensure that your health data is accurately reviewed and presented, enabling a clear demonstration of your participation in the program while empowering you with a deeper understanding of your health management.
3. Your medical records must include a confirmed diagnosis that is indicated by a code from the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) system. This ensures standardized documentation of your health condition. For example, a diagnosis such as Alzheimer's disease with early onset would be recorded with the ICD-10 code G30.0 . This code reflects the specific condition, enabling accurate identification and analysis of your medical history. Having an ICD-10 code in your records is essential for processing within the NakedHealth.ai platform, as it allows the AI Health Assistant to generate tailored insights and recommendations based on your documented health needs. For more detailed information about ICD codes, including a comprehensive list and resources, you can explore The National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) provides authoritative information about the International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM).
4. Your medical records must include a confirmed Current Procedural Terminology (CPT®) code. This ensures that specific medical procedures or services you have received are documented accurately. For example,CPT® code 99483 , under Cognitive Assessment and Care Plan Services, is used when a healthcare provider performs a comprehensive evaluation of a cognitively impaired patient. For more information about Current Procedural Terminology (CPT®) codes, including detailed descriptions and applications, please visit the American Academy of Professional Coders AAPC Codify or the American Medical Association CPT.
5. Your medical records must include a confirmed Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) code. This ensures that specific procedures, services, or supplies are properly documented and standardized. For example, HCPCS code G2189 is used for: Patients with clinical indications for imaging of the head, such as an abnormal neurologic exam. This code specifically identifies medical services where imaging is required due to diagnosed clinical symptoms or neurological abnormalities. For more information about the Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
6. Your medical records must include a confirmed ICD-10 Procedure Coding System (ICD-10-PCS) code. This ensures accurate documentation of medical procedures for analysis and reporting. For example, ICD-10-PCS code B030ZZZ represents: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) of the Brain: A non-invasive imaging procedure used to visualize and diagnose conditions affecting the brain.
7. Your medical records must show that, within the past 3 years, you have been prescribed at least one medication that is approved by the FDA and listed in the Orange Book: Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations. For example, Memantine, marketed under the proprietary name NAMZARIC, is an FDA-approved medication listed in the Orange Book.
8. We reserve the right to change the contest rules, requirements, and conditions at any time without prior notice.

Terms and Conditions

To ensure transparency, fairness, and compliance, the fine print is designed to clarify the legal and operational framework of our program. Below, we provide an in-depth explanation of each section to help you understand the terms and conditions governing your participation.

Participation Agreement outlines the mutual understanding between you (the participant) and us (the program organizer). By entering the program, you agree to abide by the rules and terms detailed. This includes:

• The binding nature of these terms, ensuring compliance by all participants
• The organizer's right to modify, suspend, or terminate the program at any time without prior notice.
• Your responsibility to meet all program requirements, submit information on time, and follow any additional guidelines provided by the organizer.
• This establishes the foundation of the program and ensures clear expectations for both parties

Rules and Regulations sets forth the structured framework that governs the program. It ensures fairness and provides clear guidelines for participation. This includes:

• Eligibility Criteria: Requirements you must meet to qualify for participation.
• Program Deliverables: Specific tasks, timelines, and submissions required to remain eligible.
• Organizer's Authority: The organizer retains the right to interpret and enforce the rules.
• Adherence to these rules ensures that all participants have an equal opportunity to succeed while maintaining the integrity of the program.

Legal Disclaimer limits the organizer's liability and addresses areas where responsibility cannot be assumed. This includes:

• Exclusion of liability for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from participation.
• No responsibility for issues like network interruptions, platform failures, or third-party system errors.
• Acknowledgment that certain external tools or services may fall outside the organizer’s control.
• The program organizer offers limited scope of responsibilities.

Eligibility and Requirements defines the standards participants must meet to qualify and remain in the program. It includes:

• Completing required tasks, providing accurate and complete submissions, and adhering to all specified guidelines.
• Ensuring timely submissions of any documentation or deliverables.
• The organizer's sole discretion in determining eligibility and the finality of their decisions regarding participation or awards.
• This section ensures fairness by including only qualified participants and maintaining a consistent standard for all.

Additional Terms: This section includes program-specific details and conditions that are unique to this contest. Key points include:

• Jurisdiction: The program is governed by the laws of the applicable region, and disputes will be resolved exclusively through arbitration.
• CMS Reference: For clarity on coding and classification systems, participants are directed to the CMS Overview of Coding & Classification Systems.
• Participation Limits: The program is limited to the first 100,000 registered users.
• Renewal or Termination: The program may terminate or renew upon reaching 100,000 users or when additional funding becomes available.