amy leNoir

PRODUCT

A platform for healthcare providers to streamline the revenue cycle and collaborate with payers through the smart application of blockchain, machine learning, and patient-centric design.

 

 
 

MY ROLE

Principal Product Designer

TEAM

Head of Product, Senior UX Designer, UX Designer, UX Researcher

business objective

Establish a team to build an intelligent platform for healthcare operations, to facilitate instant, secure information exchange between patients, providers and payers.

*NOTE MUCH OF THIS WORK IS UNDER NDA

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  • Built the UX team foundation

  • Establish design team structure including role types and responsibilities

  • Document best design practices

  • Work with Talent Acquisition, establish relationships with hiring agencies, write job descriptions for design team, interview & hire

  • Set up design process and cadence with product and engineering

  • Kick off agile UX process with development team

  • “Design Sprint Ahead” planning

  • Organize design team critiques

  • Maintain design team standup, backlog and Kanban

  • Product roadmap planning (software: Aha! and Jira)

  • Attended strategic planning sessions with executives for future products

  • Product Owner - 2 products

  • Create Business Canvas Models

  • Write epics, product requirements documents, business objectives, prioritized and wrote user stories with acceptance criteria

  • Design System (Atomic- React - Lightening)

  • Service Design, process flows

  • User research including - documenting workflows, interviewing end users, user journey’s, story boarding

  • Wireframe and Prototyping

Role focus


Design Team Foundation

 

 
 
 

AGILE UX

 
 

 


 

Lumedic Use Case: Blockchain for Payers and Providers


 

Service Blue Prints

Revenue Cycle in healthcare contains complicated work flows. A great way to understand and build products is to create service blueprints. Here are a few samples.

Prior Authorization for Hip Replacement

 

Health insurance coverage: Eligibility