For Every Community
Para cada comunidad
Health information should be accessible to everyone — regardless of age, language, literacy, or connectivity.
Designed with people, not just for them
Diseñado con las personas, no solo para ellas
Co-designed with Users
Co-diseñado con usuarios
Tested with real patients in clinical settings. Every feature reflects feedback from older adults, prenatal patients, and community pharmacists.
Accessible by Default
Accesible por defecto
Accessibility isn't an afterthought — it's the foundation. WCAG AA compliance, 18px minimum text, 44px touch targets, full keyboard navigation.
Language Inclusion
Inclusión lingüística
Complete Spanish translations powered by NIH's own bilingual fact sheets. Not machine-translated — human-curated by NIH researchers.
Works Everywhere
Funciona en todas partes
Progressive web app works without internet. Critical for rural clinics, community health centers, and areas with limited connectivity.
Real people, real needs
Personas reales, necesidades reales
Margaret, 72
Retired teacher, lives alone in suburban Phoenix. Daughter helps manage medications remotely.
"The supplement labels are confusing. I asked my pharmacist about my Vitamin D, and he said it was 'probably fine' — but he didn't actually check."
Scan her Vitamin D bottle → instant interaction check against Amlodipine and Metformin → plain-language results she can share with her daughter and doctor.
Priya, 29
Software engineer, first pregnancy. Worried about what's safe during pregnancy.
"Every website says something different. One blog says iron is essential, another says too much is dangerous. I just want to know what NIH actually recommends."
Every answer cites NIH ODS fact sheets → trustworthy, consistent information for pregnancy → can share citation links with her OB-GYN.
Dr. Patel, Community Pharmacist
Independent pharmacy in a diverse neighborhood. Sees 200+ patients per week. Many patients take supplements without telling their doctors.
"I don't have time to look up every supplement interaction for every patient. Most patients don't even mention their supplements unless I specifically ask."
Patients arrive informed → better conversations → pharmacist can focus on complex cases → recommends Resin Health to patients who ask about supplements.
WCAG AA compliance, built in
Cumplimiento WCAG AA, integrado
Contrast Ratios
Relaciones de contraste
All text meets 4.5:1 minimum. Large text meets 3:1.
Text Sizes
Tamaños de texto
18px minimum body text. Headings scale from 24px to 52px.
Touch Targets
Objetivos táctiles
44px minimum for all interactive elements.
Keyboard Navigation
Navegación por teclado
Full tab-through navigation. Visible focus indicators on all elements.
Screen Reader Support
Soporte para lectores de pantalla
Semantic HTML, ARIA labels, alt text on all images.
Reduced Motion
Movimiento reducido
All animations respect prefers-reduced-motion system setting.
Language Support
Soporte de idiomas
English and Spanish. Content updates follow NIH's own translation schedule.
Reading Level
Nivel de lectura
All content written at 6th–8th grade reading level.
Bring Resin Health to your community
Lleve Resin Health a su comunidad
We're looking for community health organizations, clinics, and pharmacies interested in making supplement safety information more accessible.