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Clover Health
Product Improvement Medium Member-only

How might Clover Health redesign its member portal to make it easier for seniors to access and understand their health information?

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User-Centered Design Accessibility Healthcare Product Strategy Healthcare InsurTech Digital Health Product Improvement Accessibility UX Design Healthcare Tech Senior Users
Product Management Improvement Question: Redesigning healthcare portal for senior accessibility

Introduction

To redesign Clover Health's member portal for easier access and understanding of health information by seniors, we need to focus on user-centric design principles, accessibility features, and simplified information architecture. I'll outline a strategic approach to tackle this challenge, considering the unique needs of our senior users and the complexities of healthcare information.

Step 1

Clarifying Questions (5 mins)

  • Looking at the product context, I'm thinking about the current user engagement levels. Could you share some insights on how frequently seniors are currently using the member portal, and what features they interact with most?

Why it matters: This helps us prioritize which areas of the portal to focus on for improvement. Expected answer: Low engagement, with most users logging in monthly for basic information. Impact on approach: Would focus on increasing engagement and making frequently used features more prominent.

  • Considering the user behavior, I'm curious about the devices seniors typically use to access the portal. Are they primarily using desktop computers, tablets, or smartphones?

Why it matters: This influences our design decisions for responsiveness and accessibility. Expected answer: Majority use tablets, with a growing number using smartphones. Impact on approach: Would prioritize mobile-first design and touch-friendly interfaces.

  • Regarding pain points and position, I'm wondering about the most common customer support issues related to the portal. What are the top reasons seniors contact support when using the portal?

Why it matters: Identifies key areas of friction in the current user experience. Expected answer: Difficulty navigating the portal and understanding medical terminology. Impact on approach: Would focus on simplifying navigation and providing plain language explanations.

  • Thinking about company alignment, I'd like to understand how this redesign fits into Clover Health's broader strategic goals. What are the key performance indicators (KPIs) you're aiming to improve with this redesign?

Why it matters: Ensures our solution aligns with overall business objectives. Expected answer: Increase in portal usage, reduction in customer support calls, and improved health outcomes. Impact on approach: Would design features that directly contribute to these KPIs.

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Updated Jan 22, 2025