Syncare

Syncare is a provider-patient management platform designed for a healthcare startup

Role:
UX designer

Duration:
February 2025


Project context:
As part of a design challenge, I redesigned a provider-patient management screen for a healthcare startup. Tools used: Figma/FigJam.

Explore the final design

Project context:
As part of a design challenge, I redesigned a provider-patient management screen for a healthcare startup.

Tools used: Figma/FigJam.

Explore the final design

Project context:
As part of a design challenge, I redesigned a provider-patient management screen for a healthcare startup.

Tools used: Figma/FigJam.

Explore the final design


The tools designed to help healthcare providers are slowing them down.
Existing patient management interfaces are cluttered and inefficient, turning back-to-back appointments
into a high-stakes race where administrative tasks steal the focus required for effective, empathetic care.


The tools designed to help healthcare providers are slowing them down.
Existing patient management interfaces are cluttered and inefficient, turning back-to-back appointments into a high-stakes race where administrative tasks steal the focus required for effective, empathetic care.


The tools designed to help healthcare providers are slowing them down.
Existing patient management interfaces are cluttered and inefficient, turning back-to-back appointments into a high-stakes race where administrative tasks steal the focus required for effective, empathetic care.

The solution

Exploring the needs

HUEURISTIC EVALUATION

The design was cluttered and hard to use, which made providers less efficient.
Because I had limited access to users for this design challenge, I used a heuristic evaluation
and design best practices to identify usability issues.

Define

The goal of this flow was simple: replace guesswork with guaranteed efficiency,
ensuring providers always know exactly where to go and what to do next to serve their patient

Ideate

Early sketches to improve information hierarchy

Final design

The design cuts down on visual noise and puts the most important patient details front and center, making it easier for providers to move fast and stay focused.

Design solution 1- Patient overview card

Reduced cognitive load by refining the hierarchy and removing color confusion, using green to show when a user has joined the Zoom meeting and a purple stroke to highlight the active state.

Design solution 2- Speed Documentation

Reduced friction by removing unnecessary buttons and bringing everything into one screen, letting providers write and review notes while viewing patient history, with clear indicators of who wrote each note and when.

Design solution 3- information clarity in a glance

Improved clarity by cleaning up spacing and layout, placing the patient’s name at the top, grouping related actions together, and making patient status easy to see at a glance.

Full screen

Ⓒ All rights reserved - Shir 2026

Ⓒ All rights reserved - Shir 2026

Ⓒ All rights reserved - Shir 2026