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Korion Health
Remote heart + lung screening platform
Designing an inclusive, high-stakes health experience for real-world usability for a remote health platform used in real-world patient interactions.
UX Designer
Role
Timeline
UX Design
2024
Inclusive Design
User Flows
Prototyping
Focus Areas
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The Problem
Users were expected to complete medically important tasks without clinical guidance—creating confusion, uncertainty, and risk of error.
My Approach
I owned the design of key user flows, simplifying complex medical interactions into structured, intuitive experiences that support both independent and assisted use.
Key Decisons
Designed flexible flows for both self-guided and assisted users
Introduced body-inclusive language and illustrations
Prioritized step-by-step guidance to reduce user error
Reduced cognitive load in high-stakes interactions
Solution
Streamlined onboarding and
screening flows
Created clear visual guidance for device placement
Designed inclusive language and imagery
Impact
Improved usability and accessibility for real-world patient interactions, helping users navigate complex medical tasks with greater clarity and confidence
Contributed to a $1M award-winning product
Developed high-fidelety prototypes for stakeholders feedback and iteration
Project Recognition
2024 Hult Prize Winner
Recognized among thousands of global teams for innovation, impact, and sustaina.
$1 Million in Funding
Awarded $1 million to scale and bring accessible heart and lung screening technology to more communities.
Advancing Health Equity
Supporting earlier detection and improved outcomes through affordable, user-centered innovation.
Reflection
This project reinforced that clarity in high-stakes environments directly impacts user confidence and outcomes. It also deepened my understanding of inclusive design—not just as accessibility, but as thoughtful decision-making across language, visuals, and real-world use.
Final Prototype
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