Founding designer — brand, product, web & print
Company-reported user growth
Company-reported funding increase
Page designs
Interface components
Research showed the existing parent name and visuals felt more like a pharmaceutical company than a patient-centered nonprofit. The work therefore had to solve the organization, brand, and product experience together.
New patients strongly resonated with the idea of a cure.
88% of people polled preferred the HealthTree name over CrowdCare.
People often interpreted MyelomaCrowd as only a support group.
The word “foundation” added substantial credibility.
Patients became deeply engaged in entering historical lab results because each entry changed the graph. The interface gave them both useful insight and a greater sense of control over an uncertain treatment journey.







Default states and contextual links introduced relevant HealthTree University resources before and while patients entered their data. Calming visuals and empathetic communication were used most deliberately in moments likely to create anxiety.



Following launch, company leadership reported approximately 30% user growth, improved retention, and a 120% increase in funding within one year.