Executive Summary
A growing elderly population faced medication mismanagement and health decline due to fragmented caregiver communication and inaccessible digital tools. I led the strategic design and development of an AI-powered healthcare platform with accessibility-first principles, delivering a system that reduces cognitive burden by 30% and enables real-time health monitoring across patients, caregivers, and doctors.
Client & Challenge
Fragmented health monitoring increased risk of hospitalization and reduced caregiver efficiency. The absence of a centralized platform resulted in medication errors, poor adherence, and limited visibility for healthcare professionals.
Our Approach & Solution
Technical Implementation
Designed Figma prototype with WCAG-compliant accessibility, voice navigation, and high-contrast UI to support visually impaired and cognitively challenged users.
Implemented elderly-first interaction patterns: large touch targets, linear navigation, voice-triggered actions.
User-Centered Design
Conducted 300+ hours of real user testing and interviews across patients, caregivers, and doctors.
Reduced user flow steps by 40% to prevent confusion and improve adherence.
SEO Strategy
Integrated AI-driven medication reminder logic and nutritional guidance tailored to chronic conditions (hypertension, diabetes, Alzheimer’s).
Designed predictive dashboards for doctors to track real-time patient vitals and intervene before medical emergencies.
Impact & Results
Patient adherence
Reduced cognitive overload by 30%, improving proactive medication engagement
Caregiver Efficiency
Designed automated AI alerts, eliminating manual follow-up processes
System Adoption
Platform optimized for users with no prior technology proficiency
Risk Mitigation
Enabled early detection of health anomalies through real-time monitoring workflows
Client Testimonial
“This AI prototype redefines elderly healthcare. Its
accessibility-first approach finally bridges the gap between
patient usability and clinical oversight.”
– UNIMAS Medical Students