Reduce Your Healthcare Costs by Sharing Experiences to Earn Portion of $150 Million with HealthLat

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Madison, WI – October 09, 2007 – Healthcare costs for patients can go down. HealthLat (www.healthlat.com) has introduced a patent-pending service where individuals who have undergone medical treatments make significant earnings by sharing experiences with others seeking first-hand personalized information.

First-hand experiences are the most telling but often unavailable to patients anticipating a treatment. By collecting experiences of others, prospective patients are able to learn and anticipate the effects of treatment – even if they differ from medical community reports.

HealthLat uses templates created from clinical guidelines to gather experiences of 5,000+ drugs, surgeries and tests from patients. Individuals interested in learning about a treatment can purchase an experience report. Each report compiles a large number of up-to-date experiences on a particular treatment and is tailored to specific patients.

“Americans always want the most up-to-date information about treatments - preferably from reliable and comparable sources who have already tried it,” says Johnson Chen, a founder of HealthLat and previously a senior in the health care sector of Deloitte Consulting, “We’re meeting their needs and putting money back in the pocket of those willing to share.”

On average, every American has at least fifteen medical treatments each year. If 10% of Americans buy a report for a treatment, with a total of 300 million Americans and a report $5 each, annual revenues of this service from HealthLat can easily top $150 million.

HealthLat shares 50% of gross revenues generated by this service with registered users. Users profit when they submit a new experience to HealthLat and when their stored experience is included in a report. Their earnings continue as long as information is relevant to others.

“We’re in this business to help share the kind of key information you can’t find anywhere else and to help you offset the high costs of medical treatments,” says Chen, “You paid for the treatment whether it worked or not; why shouldn’t you make something from it?”

HealthLat is a pioneer in consumer driven health care information. The company is devoted to bringing consumers the full spectrum of information they need to make educated medical decisions as well as lowering their healthcare costs. To find out more, please visit www.healthlat.com.



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Johnson Chen

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HealthLat LLC

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