Health Tech

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Product Design

From zero to a full GLP-1 telehealth product in 45 days

Complete patient journey, UX, automations, compliance, and GTM built from scratch.

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Health Tech

GTM

Product Design

From zero to a full GLP-1 telehealth product in 45 days

Complete patient journey, UX, automations, compliance, and GTM built from scratch.

People taking photos of a cable car with city background.

Role:
Product Designer

Timeline:
6 weeks

Responsibilities:
UX, Product, Operations, Automation, GTM

Team:

Solo + Nurse Practitioner (clinical partner)

Overview

Leannest helps women start GLP-1 treatment in a safe and simple way. My goal was to build a clear, trustworthy, and human experience from day one. I designed the full journey, built the automations, set up the GTM, and launched a working product in 45 days — fully compliant and ready to scale.

The Challenge

My challenge was to build everything from the ground up in a way that felt safe, simple, and compliant.

Goal: Create a complete end to end experience that builds trust, explains every step, and supports users from first contact to treatment, powered by a CRM with automations for qualification and follow up — all within HIPAA compliant tools.

Research Approach

Since we were building a new product from zero, the goal was to understand the market fast and reduce uncertainty. Before designing any screens or automations, I used a lean research approach focused on clarity, trust, and business feasibility.

I combined 3 sources of insight:

  1. Competitor Analysis

I analyzed the top GLP-1 telehealth brands to understand how the market communicates safety, pricing, and onboarding. I focused on the full flow from landing page to checkout.

  • clarity of the medical process

  • transparency of pricing

  • onboarding speed and friction

  • trust signals (certifications, reviews, provider info)

  • support options (human vs automated)

  • subscription models and cancellation policies

Purpose: Understand how competitors position safety, pricing, and onboarding so we could design a clearer, more transparent, and more human experience from day one.

  1. Review Mining (Competitor Reviews)

    I analyzed customer complaints and praises from competitors’ Google Reviews, Trustpilot, and social media.

People complained about:

  • unclear pricing

  • poor communication

  • hidden subscription models

  • generic automated messages

They praised:

  • friendly staff

  • clear instructions

  • easy onboarding

  • fast results

Purpose: Build a product that avoids the common failures and amplifies what people value most.

  1. Lightweight User Discovery

    Quick conversations with early prospects and people familiar with weight loss treatment helped confirm what users feared and what they needed to feel safe.

The biggest concerns were:

  • “Is this medication safe?”

  • “Can I even take this? Am I eligible?”

  • “How much does it cost? Are there hidden fees?”

Purpose: Bring the real voice of users into the product and remove confusion around safety, eligibility, and pricing.

Key Insights

Review Mining

Users hated: hidden fees, automated subscription traps, slow responses, no human help.

Users loved: friendly staff, clear steps, easy onboarding.

Lightweight Discovery

People worried: “Is this safe?”, “Am I eligible?”, “What are the side effects?”

Constraints

HIPAA compliance, medical eligibility questions, practitioner review, secure storage, clear risk explanation.

Business Model Canvas

Since we were building the product from zero, I used a Business Model Canvas to align strategy, operations, and compliance. It helped turn the research findings into clear decisions for the MVP.

Key elements we defined:

  • Customer Segment: women seeking GLP-1 treatment with safety and human guidance

  • Value Proposition: clarity, trust, simple onboarding, no subscription traps

  • Channels: social media, website , organic search, referrals, telehealth consultation

  • Key Activities: HIPAA flows, eligibility screening, automations, consultation, payment, delivery

  • Key Partners: nurse practitioner, pharmacy, fulfillment

  • Revenue Stream: one-time consultation + medication

  • Cost Structure: pharmacy, platform, support, marketing

Future Journey Mapping

After defining the model, I mapped the ideal end-to-end experience. The goal was to remove fear, reduce steps, and make everything clear, human, and predictable.

This is where the research becomes output.
Below is the foundation of the MVP.

This is where the research becomes output.
Below is the foundation of the MVP.

From Research to Reality

The core product, working

A simple flow that brought clarity, trust, and step-by-step guidance from landing page to delivery.

Impact

After launching the product from zero, the business gained traction fast.

Every key metric showed early strength.

We reached a solid five-figure revenue run-rate in the first month, generated more than 40 consultations in the first two weeks, and kept acquisition costs low across the funnel.

Cost per lead dropped to single digits, and CAC stabilized at double-digit levels — showing strong demand and a clear value perception from users.

5-figure

5-figure

revenue in the first month

revenue in the first month

40+

40+

consultations

consultations

3.2x

return on ad spend

return on ad spend

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