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Rightway Healthcare

Enterprise Design Transformation

Rebuilding UX as the strategic driver of a $3M member healthcare navigation & PBM platform.

Enterprise Design Transformation
Overview

Recruited by the CPO to lead enterprise UX transformation across a B2B2C Healthcare Navigation & PBM platform serving 3M+ members.

Problems

Rightway's B2B2C product roadmap was driven by hunches and B2B clients, with minimal user (member) research, no real product strategy, and the role of design reduced to pixels. I was hired by the CPO to transform Rightway into a product-driven and human-centered company.

  • 01Insufficient understanding of members' Jobs To Be Done
  • 02No real product strategy - opportunistic approach
  • 03Mobile and browser apps not updated in 4 years
  • 04NPS declining
  • 05Low member activation and engagement
Transformation Journey

I established a formal product triad model (Product, Design, Engineering), embedding user and market research into evidence-driven decision-making. I aligned teams around a consistent product development process, in-app analytics, and elevated Design as a driver of innovation - shaping product strategy and formalizing it through product roadmaps.

  • 01Introduced rapid prototyping with Lovable, Figma Make, and Claude Code, enabling early feedback, higher-quality PRDs, and less rework
  • 02Evolved the design system into a full component library; led an accessibility overhaul that made the product usable by blind users for the first time (WCAG 2.1 AA)
  • 03Among the first to apply generative AI to product work, co-organizing hackathons that sparked company-wide adoption
Results

A robust, design-informed product organization with a culture of member research and continuous collaboration across product triads - focusing not on timelines but on solving real member problems, with AI and innovation embedded as standard practice.

Impact
+75%
NPS / member experience
49%
Member engagement
20%
Faster delivery cycles
−25%
Pharmacist workload
−20%
Engineering rework
18%
REDUCTION IN CLIENTS' HEALTHCARE SPEND