LifeLine
A health-access concept shaped by early research, product thinking, and practical user needs.
Exploring how preventive health information could become easier to access.
LifeLine is a research-stage, non-diagnostic preventive health system pairing a simplified app with a blood-pressure monitor, pulse oximeter, smart scale, and glucose meter. The concept is designed for underserved communities facing cost, transportation, and health-literacy barriers.
Shreya spent months researching healthcare access, gathering feedback from 28 healthcare professionals, refining the cost and distribution model, and translating medical readings into clear risk indicators without replacing clinical judgment.
LifeLine advanced from hundreds of global submissions to the second-round pitching stage of the University of Delaware's 2026 Diamond Challenge. The project was also submitted to the Venture & Tech Summer Program pitch competition hosted by Harvard Ventures; its launch post generated 2,242 LinkedIn impressions, 44 reactions, nine comments, and five reposts.