Healthcare Digital Transformation
From 300+ fragmented sites to a unified experience—saving $1.7M annually and improving healthcare access
Role: Senior UX Strategist (Lead)
Client: Top-ranked Academic Medical Center
Duration: 2020–2022
Tools: Axure, Miro, Google Surveys, Dovetail
Methods: Stakeholder interviews, journey mapping, prototyping, usability testing
Impact: $1.7M annual savings, unified digital experience, improved accessibility
The Challenge
This top-ranked medical institution operated 300+ separate websites across clinical, academic, and administrative divisions. Users—patients, caregivers, providers—faced inconsistent navigation, redundant content, and limited accessibility. The digital sprawl increased operational burden and hindered user trust.
Our mission: Create a centralized, scalable experience that served all audiences and delivered measurable operational savings.
My Role
As lead UX strategist, I directed a cross-functional team through discovery, synthesis, prototyping, and validation. I collaborated with physicians, researchers, content owners, and IT stakeholders to define a shared vision and execute a scalable solution.
Discovery
30+ stakeholder interviews across departments, including executive leadership, physicians, patients, and researchers
500+ user survey responses
Content audits to assess redundancies
Strategy
Personas for patients, staff, and researchers
Experience and journey maps
Unified IA and navigation models - creation of a tightly-integrated, 4-site system with shared content modules and design system
Prototyping & Validation
Axure prototypes tested with real users
Iterative usability testing
Direct feedback from patient advocates
Governance & Scalability
Content governance plan
UX playbooks for internal teams
Accessible, WCAG-compliant component library