Chanl Health
Designing a SaaS platform to scale virtual cardiac rehabilitation for hospitals and patients.
Responsibilities
Research Wireframing Prototyping UI design Coding
Designing a SaaS platform to scale virtual cardiac rehabilitation for hospitals and patients.
Research Wireframing Prototyping UI design Coding
Cardiac rehab is proven to reduce hospital readmissions, but traditional programs are expensive, difficult to attend, and underutilized—less than 20% of eligible patients complete them. Hospitals and clinicians needed a scalable, reimbursable way to deliver care beyond the clinic walls. Patients needed a program that felt approachable, accessible, and motivating from home.
I conducted interviews and shadowing with clinicians and patients to understand workflows, barriers, and motivations. Insights revealed clinicians struggled with fragmented data and limited time, while patients valued clarity, encouragement, and flexibility.
Mapped patient and clinician journeys to identify friction points. Defined IA for two complementary experiences: a clinician dashboard and a patient mobile app.
Created low-fidelity flows to validate task efficiency (triage, messaging, reporting) with care teams. Iterated high-fidelity prototypes for usability testing with both patients and clinicians.
Developed a scalable design system with accessible components (WCAG AA compliant), flexible color tokens, and modular layouts for quick iteration across features. Balanced clinical seriousness with a supportive, friendly aesthetic for patients.
+200%
patients enrolled+3x
patient engagement−2.5 hrs/week
saved time per patientThe platform successfully scaled cardiac rehabilitation beyond hospital walls—improving access for patients while reducing clinician workload. Engagement rates tripled, patients achieved health outcomes equivalent to traditional programs, and hospitals gained the data needed to support reimbursement. This case demonstrates how thoughtful design can align clinical rigor with usability to drive both business adoption and patient impact.
Designing at Chanl Health meant shaping software around both clinical rigor and human empathy. I learned to balance the complexity of medical workflows with the need for simplicity and motivation in patient-facing design. The experience strengthened my ability to translate domain expertise into approachable digital products that drive measurable outcomes.