Gozio Appointment Booking
Context
Urgent and quick care are critical access points for healthcare systems to engage new patients. Individuals seek these services for conditions that aren’t serious enough for the ER but can’t wait for a routine appointment. When a patient doesn’t have an established provider, this presents a valuable opportunity for Gozio’s clients to initiate that relationship and build long-term continuity of care.
Goal
The goal of this redesign was to create a seamless, intuitive experience that helps users quickly filter and choose care locations based on need, availability, proximity, and shortest wait times.
Legacy Flow
Evaluation
Key Insights
Dashboard card used an accordion dropdown, which felt cumbersome on native mobile and obscured content below.
Lacked intuitive filtering by need, availability, proximity, and wait time—essential for a smooth user experience.
Reliance on non-native views led to a fragmented experience and limited control over input order.
Clients had minimal ability to customize the experience to fit their needs.
User flow was disconnected from the map, disrupting spatial context and navigation.
Outcome
The new booking flow is now used by many of Gozio's hospital clients. One client (Piedmont Healthcare in Atlanta) said the following:
"PiedmontNow analytics reveal an impressive conversion rate from click to fulfillment of appointment at thirty percent (30%). Online scheduling also reflects a significant increase in new patients to the Piedmont system. Twenty-six percent (26%) of all online scheduled patients are new to Piedmont including QuickCare, which jumps to 39% of new patients through mobile and online scheduling."