MediMorphAI with Inovasity | UC San Diego The Basement
About the product
Wound care is still measured with a physical ruler. By hand, and by eye.
Inovasity uses deep learning to transform chronic wound care into technology that puts clinicians first.
Image Capture → 3D Models → Measurements → Documentation
My role was to design every clinician-facing touchpoint, from navigation to documentation.
Results
Implementing a tab system for simplified navigation.
Building clinical trust by following industry design standards and modern healthcare conventions, also allowing for a faster learning curve.
Turning real clinical frustrations into concrete design solutions through decisions grounded in research from 8+ extensive interviews with nurses and healthcare professionals.
Poor information hierarchy
Low clinical trust rate
Limited testing validation
Designing responsibly starts with understanding the medicine.
I assessed the emerging landscape of AI-assisted wound care and existing clinical limitations.
Sources: Syn3Wound (2024) + 5 clinical papers.
Respecting existing mental models.
Dominant healthcare systems have shaped clinicians' mental models, making familiarity crucial in introducing new technologies.
Reference: Epic Healthcare System.
Clinicians won't trust AI they can't control.
New user testing interviews showed that healthcare professionals need to be able to verify or override AI outputs.
8+ in depth user interviews with healthcare professionals.
Reflections
Good design comes from good listening.
I came into this project knowing very little about wound care. Learning the clinical context taught me that effective healthcare design starts with listening to experts and understanding their world before designing solutions.
Using AI prompting as a skill.
Using Claude allowed me to be deliberate with how I approached problems. I learned to use Claude as a design partner for ideation while validating my decisions through research and clinician feedback.
Bringing our product to the public.
Presenting our product to clinicians, mentors, and investors reinforced my love for design. The conversations, exchange of ideas, and excitement around my work showed me exactly why I became a designer: creating products that connect with people.
Demo Day @TheBasement, presenting our product to mentors, clinicians and investors.
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