Medical Newbie
People say I'm bright but that doesn't line up with my GPA. I just get overwhelmed so easily. I have a million ideas and interests though. Want to see my newest drawing?
Thinks website hero looks like a prescription commercial.
Gets overwhelmed by the visual stimulation on the "how it works" video.
Worries when he doesn't get a receipt.
Decides to lie about his drug use.
Thinks he automatically has a treating Psychologist.
Isn't sure what to do next.
Misses initial appointment.
Forgets to call to refill meds.
Confidence that he isn't being duped.
Simple explanations of how the process will work.
Reassurance that he paid a legitimate company $149.
Feelings of confidence and safety as he answers the assessment.
Clarity around the difference between a diagnostic and treating provider.
Confidence on next steps.
Convenient ways to remember to attend treatment.
Understanding that he must call for refills every month.
Better highlight your affiliations and partnerships.
Showcase your real provider profiles.
Replace B-roll with simple animations to illustrate points in the video.
An email confirmation of payment with instructions on how to get official receipt AND a link to insurance reimbursement tips.
Move the questions about current provider's fax number, only asking when it is needed.
Add tool tips titled "who will see this", reassuring that answers won't be shared without his permission.
Add links to the digital report to assist with medical terminology and next steps.
Highlight he is on the "Make a plan" step in the portal, with links to articles.
Provide a printable "what to ask your doctor" cheat sheet.
Enable "add to my calendar" on Appointment Details screen.
Send text reminder with ability to confirm or reschedule.
Send text reminders with a link to call the MA line directly.
Create a "your next step" item in the portal, with a "click to call for refill" button .
Articles on the credentials people must have to diagnose and treat ADHD.
Simple diagram of the process.
Visual about your payment system's security.
Information about patient rights.
Glossary of terms.
Articles on how to talk to your doctor, counselor, school about ADHD.
Articles on how to decide between Medical Management and Teletherapy.
Links to helpful digital tools for people with ADHD.
Articles on the importance of staying on your medication.
Thinks website hero looks like a prescription commercial.
Confidence that he isn't being duped.
Better highlight your affiliations and partnerships.
Showcase your real provider profiles.
Articles on the credentials people must have to diagnose and treat ADHD.
Gets overwhelmed by the visual stimulation on the "how it works" video.
Simple explanations of how the process will work.
Replace B-roll with simple animations to illustrate points in the video.
Simple diagram of the process.
Worries when he doesn't get a receipt.
Reassurance that he paid a legitimate company $149.
An email confirmation of payment with instructions on how to get official receipt AND a link to insurance reimbursement tips.
Visual about your payment system's security.
Decides to lie about his drug use.
Feelings of confidence and safety as he answers the assessment.
Move the questions about current provider's fax number, only asking when it is needed.
Add tool tips titled "who will see this", reassuring that answers won't be shared without his permission.
Information about patient rights.
Thinks he automatically has a treating Psychologist.
Clarity around the difference between a diagnostic and treating provider.
Add links to the digital report to assist with medical terminology and next steps.
Glossary of terms.
Isn't sure what to do next.
Confidence on next steps.
Highlight he is on the "Make a plan" step in the portal, with links to articles.
Provide a printable "what to ask your doctor" cheat sheet.
Articles on how to talk to your doctor, counselor, school about ADHD.
Articles on how to decide between Medical Management and Teletherapy.
Misses initial appointment.
Convenient ways to remember to attend treatment.
Enable "add to my calendar" on Appointment Details screen.
Send text reminder with ability to confirm or reschedule.
Links to helpful digital tools for people with ADHD.
Forgets to call to refill meds.
Understanding that he must call for refills every month.
Send text reminders with a link to call the MA line directly.
Create a "your next step" item in the portal, with a "click to call for refill" button .
Articles on the importance of staying on your medication.