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There are generally 3 types of patients

  • 1. The clocks that confirm a week before, arrive at 5:00 PM sharp or 15 minutes early.

  • 2. The uncommitted that require constant reminders, confirms last minute (if they remember) and arrives at 5:11 PM because "that’s still a good time”.

  • 3. The people in between who strive to be a clock but may have some prior engagements occasionally.

I, along with most people, are the third type of patient. We are called the general populace: part of the 3.3 billion working class individuals striving to maintain the perfect work/play ratio every day of our lives.

Overview

I designed an app featuring a springboard of features that empathizes communication and productivity between therapists and patients.

B U S I N E S S G O A L

Increase patient turnout by creating a user-friendly app.

R O L E

UX / UI Designer and Researcher

 

P R O T O T Y P E

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Problem

User Problem

Therapists had no way of knowing if their patients was going to cancel or reschedule last minute.

❗️Data revealed that:

  • 68.2% of therapists have had last minute cancellations.

  • 63.6% of therapists express having a “no show” from a confirmed appointment AFTER they’ve driven to a patient’s house or planned an activity.

Business Problem

Lost time for therapists. Low patient turnout causing business to drop.

 

Discovery

I started with the hypothesis that creating a self-service cancelling feature would help enhance communication and productivity. To validate my hypothesis, I collected 22 survey results and interviewed 5 users.

💡 Both therapists and patients express feelings of disappointment with cancellations.

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💡 Both therapists and patients have wasted time driving to their destination.

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💡 Patients feel upset when their therapist provide unexpected feedback.  

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Ideation

S C H E D U L E

P A T I E N T S

F I L E S

U P L O A D

 

Prioritize

Due to time constraints, I prioritized the Minimum Viable Features to build and test for IasoCare.

 
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Polished

H O M E P A G E

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T H E R A P I S T

P A T I E N T

 
 
 
 
 

P A T I E N T L I S T

Easily view important information, such as a patient’s phone number or visits remaining.

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T H E R A P I S T U P L O A D

Upload homework from your files or assign an existing audio, video, picture or document template from Iasocare.

 
 
 
 
 

P A T I E N T S C H E D U L E

Along with visual accountability, you can view therapists’ comments for upcoming therapy.

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Results

  • When onboarding, all participants expressed the overall process was “easy”, with screens appearing “modern”, “clean”, and “easy to navigate”.

  • When cancelling an appointment, 5/5 users (100%) during initial testing had issues completing the task compared to 1/5 (20%) users during second testing.

  • When uploading homework for a patient, 4/5 (80%) users expressed superficial feedback such as UI placement, typos, and suggested additions during initial testing. During second round of testing, feedback geared toward app functionality was expressed by 2/5 (40%) users.

 

Conclusion

I am delighted to say that with IasoCare’s added cancellation feature, communication and accountability was increased by 80%. IasoCare’s homework feature also induced a 40% increase in patient progress. 👏🏼

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Project Mentor: Ammad S., previous Senior Design Director for Flipboard, current Product Designer for Instagram.

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