Consumer healthcare · mobile experience
Medication
Renewal
Making a routine refill request clear and easy to complete.
I designed a focused mobile flow that helps people review eligible medications, choose where to pick them up, and understand what happens after they submit.
Team
Worked alongside product, engineering, and clinical partners to shape a renewal experience that could fit the new design library and support real care workflows.
- Role
- UX design
- Team
- Product · Engineering · Clinical partners
- Focus
- Medication refill flow
- Design goal
- Conform to new design library and guidelines
Use the prototype to explore the workflow.
Luna Pineda González (47 yr)⌄
Medications
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1 tab, Oral, Once daily, 4 refills
Prescribed by Dr. Adam Sturgillⓘ 2 refills remaining1 tab, Oral, Once nightly, 0 refills
Prescribed by Dr. Adam SturgillStarted on May 5, 20241 tab, Oral, Once nightly, 0 refills
Design notes
What shaped this screen
- Primary controls stay visible
Sort and filter appear in the toolbar, while refill and renewal actions live in the overflow.
- Policy guidance stays in context
People can understand their options without leaving their medication list.
- Decision details are scannable
Each medication row shows refill availability, directions, and prescriber information before opening the full record.
- Navigation remains available
The app navigation is pinned to the bottom while the medication list scrolls.
Consumer healthcare
Medication Renewal
A mobile refill flow that helps people choose prescriptions and a pickup pharmacy.
