Expediting time to value in B2B healthcare

For
Phase2 Technology
My Roles
Product Design
Year
2021-2024
Challenge

Health systems need modern digital experiences, but fully custom builds are expensive and slow, often taking years to launch. I helped define and design a SaaS platform that standardized 80% of repeatable components, reducing implementation timelines to weeks.

Outcome

This shift enabled us to scale into mid-market clients, drive recurring revenue, and improve retention by embedding our product into clients’ long-term operating models.

My Role

Senior Product Designer, core member of a three-person design team.

Partnered with:

  • Product Marketing to shape positioning and value propositions
  • Account Managers to surface client needs and retention signals
  • Engineering to ship iterative releases tied to adoption and revenue goals
How We'd Win

We defined success around adoption, expansion, and operational efficiency.

  • Increase adoption of SaaS over custom builds
  • Reduce time-to-launch from years → weeks
  • Improve B2B retention via long-term platform embed
  • Free internal teams for higher-value strategy work

This reframed the platform from a cost-saving tool to a scalable growth engine.

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Design Process

Discovery & Early Alignment

  • Facilitated cross-functional working sessions to align on strategy
  • Synthesized insights from past client implementations
  • Whiteboarded Jobs-to-be-Done and high-frequency workflows
  • Identified repeatable patterns tied to engagement and conversion

Embedded User Validation

Instead of starting from zero, we leveraged behavioral insights from previous launches to reduce risk in the MVP build:

  • Drop-off patterns in Find a Doctor flows
  • Friction in booking and search experiences
  • Content structures that improved provider discovery

Feature Prioritization

Focused first on high-impact, universal workflows:

  • Find a Doctor (FAD)
  • Search & filtering
  • Service line discovery

Agile Design & Engineering Collaboration

  • Modular core components
  • High-fidelity prototypes
  • Token-based architecture enabling full white-label flexibility
  • Created sandbox environments to test the right level of abstraction in tokens and components.
  • Partnered closely with engineering on accessibility standards and implementation tradeoffs.
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Challenges & Tradeoffs

HealthiCX started scrappy, without dedicated PM support at kickoff.

This constraint required even more cross-team ownership, ruthless prioritization, async alignment, and incremental shipping.

Eventually through momentum, advocacy, and gained traction, we secured PM support and continued to carve out resourcing.

Outcomes & Impact

  • Successfully launched beta platform that's demo-ready for client pitches
  • Reduced launch timelines from years → weeks
  • Enabled scalable SaaS sales motion
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