─ Case study · Healthcare · Web · Social Media · MedTech

Prospero Health — from 1,200 patients to 30,000, by designing for every person in the room.

My role
Web & Social Media Designer
Timeline 
2022 – 2023

Platform

Web & Social Media

Team
Content Team & VP of Design
1. About

What is Prospero Health?

Prospero Health’s mission is direct: change a healthcare system that too often leaves patients and families feeling neglected and unheard. Their model brings holistic, compassionate care to the sickest 1% of the US population — all from home. When we began working with them, they were serving 1,200 patients across just 3 states. The website, social presence, and visual language all needed to grow with their national ambitions.

Starting Point

"1,200 patients. 3 states. A powerful mission and a brand that hadn't caught up to it yet."

2. Four audiences, one brand

Every design decision had to work for a completely different person.


The web and social designs had to speak to four distinct audiences — each with different fears, motivations, and vocabulary — without the brand losing its warmth or credibility.

3. What I designed

Web and social — two surfaces, one consistent voice.

Webdesign

Full site revamp following a UX audit — rebuilt to sharpen Prospero’s message and improve user funnels for all four audiences.

Social Media

Content designed for Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and Google Business — built around five pillars to drive engagement across all audiences.

5. Outcomes

From startup to acquisition, in two years.

30+

Unique pages designed, from homepage to niche industry landing pages
 

30%

increase in leads in the first month.
 

4,000+

unique views each month, up from 1.3k
 

400K+

Learners the platform behind this site now reaches across 40+ states