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Sunset Pet Clinic Care Journey

Families could not find the right visit preparation instructions or urgent care entry point quickly.

Veterinary Services

Client: Sunset Pet Clinic

The clinic needed consistent care messaging and a gentle onboarding path for routine and urgent visits.

Challenge

Families could not find the right visit preparation instructions or urgent care entry point quickly.

Solution

Built a patient journey map with urgent-care triage, care instructions, and post-visit continuity updates.

Approach

  • Reviewed appointment intake and after-hours referral pathways.
  • Defined urgent vs routine entry routes in plain language.
  • Created visual care timeline for first-time and returning clients.
  • Added printable prep checklists and reminders.
  • Built a micro content hub for seasonal pet care topics.
  • Measured drop-offs and tightened copy where sessions slowed.

What we delivered

  • Urgent and routine care split pages.
  • Interactive readiness checklist.
  • Appointment confirmation and reminder system.
  • Care timeline and follow-up module.
  • Resource library with practical pet-care articles.
  • Monthly reporting on top navigation exits.

Outcome metrics

Families moved through booking with more confidence and staff spent less time clarifying instructions before each visit.

Check-in preparation calls reduced by 41%
First-visit appointment confirmation rate up 33%
Mobile page abandonment down 26%
Patient portal usage increased by 57%

Scope tags

Healthcare • Patient Care • Workflow

Team: UX Lead, Clinical Content Writer, Implementation Engineer

Timeline

  1. Week 1: Service-flow mapping with front-desk team.
  2. Week 2: Content and care-path restructuring.
  3. Week 3: Technical implementation and QA.
  4. Week 4: Clinic team launch and feedback loop.
  5. Month 2: Ongoing optimization based on user patterns.

Project quote

“We now support families before they walk through the door, which reduced front desk friction.”

Dr. Lena V., Veterinary Director