1. Support

2. Contact your physician Contact a health care provider Contact your clinical psychologist Contact your psychiatrist HCV support groups near you Patients in your area How to discuss HCV with your friends & family

3. Contact your physician Address: 5 East 98th Street 11th Floor New York, NY 10029 Tel: 212-241-4299 Fax: 212-426-5099 Office Hours: Monday 9:00am - 5:00pm Tuesday 9:00am - 5:00pm Wednesday 9:00am - 5:00pm Thursday 9:00am - 5:00pm Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Schedule an appointment Click on the address and get redirected to google maps. Click on the phone icon and get redirected to your phone. Tele-Conference

4. Directions Get satalite directions via google maps from your location to your doctor’s office

5. Phone Make a phone call

6. Schedule an Appointment Mimic the Quest Diagnostics format for scheduling an appointment – By satellite location – Zip Code

7. Mon 7/8 Tues 7/9 Wed 7/10 Thurs 7/11 Fri 7/12 9:00-Open--- 10:00Open-- - 11:00--Open- 12:00Open--- 1:00-Open-- 3:00--Open-- 4:00-Open -- 5:00Open-- -

8. Info from the app will be transferred to your doctor so you don’t need to re-enter it. Review you info and confirm! Confirm!

9. Tele-Conference The app should also include face-to- face contact between patient and PCP based on appointment.

10. Contact a Health Care Provider Studies show that patients with Hepatitis C are more likely to contact a health care provider, clinical provider, or nurse than their physician. For that reason, our app should have a feature similar to that of ZocDoc, as the patient will be able to locate Hepatitis C specialists near them.

11. Search By specialty and location The patient will enter their zip code, reason for visit, and search for a local health care provider, certified in Hepatitis C treatment.

12. Contact a psychologist/psychiatrist Contacting your psychologist and psychiatrist is a vital part of this process, as the drugs may have damaging side effects that cause patients to quit treatment. In addition, we are trying to treat symptoms, if present. These screens will mimic that of the physician.physician

13. Support Groups http://www.hepatitis- central.com/hcv/support /main.html http://www.hepatitis- central.com/hcv/support /main.html This is a wonderful website to incorporate into our app.

14. Finding Support Getting support from friends and family is vital to a patient’s recovery. However, it isn’t easy to break the news. I found 2 pdfs that will help the patient share information about HCV in the gentlest way possible, in addition to: http://www.hepatitis.va.gov/patient/diagnosis /nextsteps-single-page.asp http://www.hepatitis.va.gov/patient/diagnosis /nextsteps-single-page.asp

15. Patients in Your Area This feature of the app will probably be the hardest to develop, but probably the most beneficial to patients. It will allow patients to connect and discuss HCV on a personal level. Patients will have a profile in which they disclose information about themselves and seek guidance from others in their community.

16. Public Patient Profile About me: “……..” Age: Duration of HCV: 1996-2007 Pre/in treatment/post Phone number: Email: