MyHealth

The MyHealth application was developed at Cleveland Clinic to help patients with multiple sclerosis.


Company

Cleveland Clinic

Role

Development

Date

January 2017

Tools

Objective-C


MyHealth

Overview

The MyHealth application, developed at Cleveland Clinic, empowers patients with multiple sclerosis by providing tools to track and manage their health. As the lead developer, I spearheaded its creation and successfully expanded its capabilities to support other neurological conditions.


My Contributions

Team Leadership: Led a team of two developers through the entire development lifecycle, ensuring the application met the unique needs of patients and adhered to high-quality standards.

UI/UX Integration: Collaborated with external designers to seamlessly integrate patient-focused user interfaces, prioritizing accessibility and ease of use.

Multi-Condition Adaptation: Adapted the application to support additional disease populations, including Parkinson’s, ALS, and Alzheimer’s, expanding its impact across various patient groups.

Feature Development: Designed and implemented a series of health assessment tools, including tests for walking speed, vision, manual dexterity, and cognitive function, providing patients and clinicians with actionable data.

Collaboration with Experts: Worked closely with clinicians and researchers to ensure the application aligned with the latest medical guidelines and research.

Value Proposition Validation: Demonstrated the app’s impact through user feedback and clinical studies. Patients reported improved understanding and management of their health, while clinicians noted more comprehensive and reliable patient data for care planning.


No real patients are depicted in any of the above photos. Stock photography from Shutterstock.com.