Designing Healthcare Apps People Actually Use
Show: Healthcare Success
When does a healthcare app actually improve patient experience—and when is it a costly distraction?
In this week’s podcast, Stewart Gandolf sits down with Erin Rollenhagen, Founder of People-Friendly Tech, to explore how healthcare organizations can decide whether to build an app, what it should do, and how to design it so patients actually want to use it—especially in high-stress healthcare moments.
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