HealthInSite Web App
Priority Health
Priority Health is empowering companies to make smarter healthcare decisions by showing them how employees are currently using health insurance.
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Priority Health’s HealthInSite web tool lets customers search and evaluate aggregated employee claim data.
It reports on potentially millions of claims, gathering and displaying detailed cost information from across different parts of a customer’s organization over different periods of time.
Five years after Atomic developed the original HealthInSite in 2009, Priority Health returned to Atomic for a major redesign that would serve more clients, add more data, and replace slow legacy tools.
Atomic Object rebuilt HealthInSite from the ground up, creating an interactive, single-page app that allows users to find and sort data instantly.
Metta Vituj, Admin. of Employer Services
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Technical Specs
Atomic designed the system architecture and wrote software and firmware for:
Metta Vituj, Admin. of Employer Services
Atomic's team designed the user experience around interactivity, judging technical options and user interface decisions by how they would affect speed and usability. HealthInSite finds and displays more information in just 1/10 of a second, while also giving users the ability to drill down into their data.
The data and visualizations in the updated HealthInSite are better targeted to the questions that users already have. The result is a more flexible tool that allows users to ask questions and find answers, rather than choosing from a fixed set of reports.
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A Partnership with a Storybook Ending
The team’s careful project management, client communication, cutting-edge architecture, and cohesive design strategy helped the team ship the product on time and on budget.
Reflecting back on the multi-year, high-profile project, Robinson said Atomic helped his company arrive at a special moment in time.
“We'd never done anything this big. Ever,” he said. “We’re live across all the major pillars Atomic said they would deliver on. It was delivered on time, on budget, to expectation, live. Not three or four milestones late with people leaving and the platform half-baked and full of bugs.”
StoryLoom began open-beta in December 2022. A global launch is scheduled for the spring of 2023.
“Our future is pretty bright,” said Robinson. “We’ve been given a rare opportunity to find success by chasing opportunities Starship Enterprise-style: going where people aren’t—pushing boundaries.”
Metta Vituj, Admin. of Employer Services
Atomic Object performed web application development and design for HealthInSite, using C#, Ember.js, mySQL, Oracle and several other languages/tools. HealthInSite is responsive for use on tablets.
The Atomic Team
Here are some of our current Atoms who worked on this project. Click their photo to read their bios!
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