Patient Support for Horizon Therapeutics

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An image detailing user research findings, showing patient and healthcare provider insights to improve navigation and support access.
An image outlining patient motivations, challenges, and needs for a more supportive and accessible healthcare experience.
An image displaying user segmentation with four user archetypes based on engagement and confidence in navigating healthcare resources.
An image illustrating the user journey for Horizon Therapeutics' support program, highlighting touchpoints and improvement opportunities.
An image presenting testing goals focused on improving treatment planning, program enrollment, support resources, and provider interfaces.
An image showcasing successful testing outcomes with enhanced onboarding, resource clarity, and accessibility improvements.
An image highlighting design validation results, showing improvements in enrollment speed, resource discovery, and provider satisfaction.
An image of Horizon Therapeutics' redesigned patient enrollment page on desktop and mobile, offering clear, guided support options.
An image of Horizon Therapeutics' support resources page on desktop and mobile, featuring videos and guides for patient assistance.
An image showing the Horizon By Your Side treatment support page on desktop and mobile, highlighting checklists and patient support options.

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Year

2023

Company

Horizon Therapeutics

Services
About

As a UI Designer at Epsilon (a Publicis Groupe-owned company), I led the website redesign for KRYSTEXXA (pegloticase), a treatment for chronic gout in adults unresponsive to conventional therapies. The redesigned platform focused on improving usability, accessibility, and patient engagement by streamlining navigation and offering clear, personalized support resources. Key enhancements included simplified onboarding, intuitive navigation, and accessible support tools, resulting in a 50% increase in monthly users (from 20,000 to 30,000) and a 15% boost in conversion rates. Additionally, the user-centered design led to a 15% increase in treatment initiations and a 50% rise in patient support requests, reflecting greater satisfaction and improved healthcare outcomes.