Acuvera.
Acuvera is a doctor-approved, at-home health monitoring kit designed to bridge the gap between patients and healthcare providers anytime, anywhere. It includes four essential tools that empower users to easily track and share key health metrics from the comfort of home.
What is TeleHealth?
Talk to doctors virtually, anytime and anywhere
Save time and money by staying at home
Limitations of TeleHealth.
Interviews.
Lack of quality care due to less interaction
Inaccurate diagnosis because of limited info
Over 10 interviews were conducted with patients and doctors. This information was used to determine the needs for each group.
Patients
Fewer devices are better
Need visual cues
Must be family-friendly
Doctors
More tools are better
Easy to show patient how to use
Accuracy is a must
Design Criteria.
Accessible
Designing for all ages
Modular
One main module saves time & money
Essentials
Only include 4 essential tools
Concept Sketches.
Based on market research and interviews, over 50 concept sketches were created to evaluate form, feasibility, and function.
Prototyping / User Feedback
Key Takeaways
“Get rid of the large button and have the device always on.”
“Extra buttons make the device harder to use”
Final Prototype.
Introducing Acuvera.
Doctor approved, at home health monitoring kit.
Key Tools.
Acuvera gives patients the tools they need to ensure they receive an accurate diagnosis.
Real Data, Real Diagnosis.
Simple UI allows for a seamless integration between the physical product and the companion app
Designed For All.
Key Learnings.
Build Something
Get the idea in users hand and iterate as needed
Screens
Not all tech devices need screens.
Acuvera.
Simplify
What is the end goal? How can you get there in the least # of steps?
