Bridging hospital discharge experiences for heart failure patients 


with: MIT Agelab
involvement: Service Design, UX Design
type: Academic, Collaborative
skills: User Interview, User Journey, Ideation, Mid-fidelity prototype






















What?



Be the continuum of care for HF patients as the end-to-end aggregator of services and tools that guides them on a path to a new normal.



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Phase 0

Onboarding


Introducing Patients to Path

A conversational interaction:
Experience a back and forth to avoid the clinical “form filling”, yet it maintains professionalism and concision.





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Phase 1

Diagnosis


Features that manage the diagnostic process, understand the health condition, and prepare for life changes.





The experience feels directional and intentional. They are on a path to getting back on track with health and normal life.


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Phase 2

Pre-treatment


Features that educate on health management, costs, and prepare for discharge.



Informative, concise, but engaging and interactive. We can learn from game design in delivering educational information in a precise but non-intimidating way.


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Marketplace

One Stop Shop,
Customizable to the specific needs of each patient



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Phase 3

Treatment


Introducing Patients to Path

Features that keep care provider team, patients, and caregivers on the same page.






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Phase 4

In-patient Stay


Features that assist in regaining autonomy, emotional recovery, and connecting to community resources.





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Phase 5

Discharge


Features that streamline coordination, patient education, and celebrates discharge.



Tailored package of goods and services that fulfill needs in emotional and physical health delivered straight to your home—welcoming you back.



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Phase 6

Monitor


Features that manage appointments, tracks and reinforce good habits for a healthy recovery.