David PindrysHealthcare product design

Independent design lead · Boston

Complex healthcare.
Clear direction.

I lead healthcare product design from clinical insight to implementation. I make complex workflows clear, usable, and ready for the people who depend on them.

See the work in motion

Experience across healthcare

  • Fresenius Medical Care
  • UnitedHealth Group
  • Department of Defense
  • Kaiser Permanente

Selected impact

Two products. From defining the problem to delivering the details.

01 / Fresenius Medical Care

UX Design Lead · Launched enterprise-wide

Giving clinicians their time back.

I led research and design for an in-chart refill workflow, replacing paper, fax, and phone follow-ups. I mapped the system with clinic staff, refined the critical decisions through testing, and partnered with engineering through launch.

Faster refill completion
70%
Clinics reached
2,800+

02 / VEHR Technologies

Founding Product Design Lead · In development

Making the patient story visible.

As the first designer, I partnered with a physician founder to define a new approach to chart review. I translated clinical mental models into a shared timeline, aligned data views, and a scalable UI system now being implemented by engineering.

The design decision

Organize the record around the patient’s history, so clinicians can read related information together.

More work

  • Ascension · Dell Children’s Health Plan

    Responsive care access

    A responsive member portal serving 40,000+ members.

  • Department of Defense

    Problem list reconciliation

    EHR usability research, co-designing problem list reconciliation with physicians.

  • Picwell

    Medicare Part D plan selection

    Helping members compare and choose Medicare Part D plans.

What I bring

I turn complex clinical problems into a clear product direction—and carry it through the details.

  • Find the right problem.

    Work with clinicians to understand the decisions, constraints, and risks behind a workflow.

  • Define the system.

    Connect research, information architecture, and interaction design into a coherent product.

  • Make it work in practice.

    Test the critical moments and partner with engineering to bring the design into use.

David Pindrys

The person behind the work

Healthcare is personal.

A car accident in high school introduced me to healthcare as a patient. Seeing the demands on clinicians—and the friction in their tools—shaped the work I chose to do.

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