
Members of the community can get an opportunity to know unhoused individuals through their profiles, learn about their goals, and contribute to specific needs.
I lead efforts to evolve the service and translate insights into features that address user pain points related to driving momentum around someone seeking a path back to health.
Lead Visual Design
Adam Astra
Internal UX Lead
Chris Sun
Business Head
Jonathan Kumar
Development Lead
Arrido Arfiadi
A third party healthcare evaluation done to understand Samaritans' impact in Los Angeles found that access to a Samaritan Membership led to significant healthcare cost savings for health systems and improved health outcomes for unhoused Members.
Samaritan's outcomes qualifies them as a potential vendor. It solved the root reasons patients struggled to make progress, and did so in a patient-empowering, thoughtful way. The goal for this redesign was to drive quicker, earlier understanding and excitement around this accomplishment.
Outcomes qualify Samaritan as a potential vendor
Visualize impact with meaningful design
Samaritan solves root reasons for why patients have trouble making progress in a patient-empowering, thoughtful way.

Dial back extravagance / animation to support quick understanding
Implement a more iterate-able deck-style format for development
Maintain beauty and delightfulness

Current navigation is clunky and bloated – opportunity to cut down number of pages and nav items
Opportunity to refine storytelling on adjusted stakeholder stakeholder (impact) pages











