Blue Shield of California
Redesigning the Pharmacy Claims Experience
Senior UX/UI Designer
Redesigned the prescription drug claims interface end-to-end, validating every change through usability testing — landing at a 94% member satisfaction rate.
- Healthcare
- UX Research
- Usability Testing

Problem
Create an easy-to-use pharmacy claims interface to enhance member satisfaction and reduce support inquiries.
90%
Struggled to find claims details
82%
Ran into navigation difficulties
73%
Found the existing design outdated
65%
Wanted functionality that didn't exist yet
Research & approach
- 01
Ran a Consumer Rx Preferences & Claims Experience survey (N=102) to learn which claim details members actually wanted on the page — refill counts, expiration dates, and total cost before insurance ranked as “must haves” for 90%+ of respondents.
- 02
Used click and heatmap testing (N=99–100) to see how members actually scanned a claims card: cost fields drew the most attention, filtering by prescriber name was rarely used, and 90% of first clicks missed the “show more” details caret entirely.
- 03
A/B tested a redesigned claims card against the current production page — the new design scored a 7-point lift in “meets my needs,” with the itemized cost breakdown called out as the most-liked change.
A closer look
AmoxicillinGeneric
500 mg · 30 tabs · 30 days · Tier 1 · Generic
For
Jane Doe
Pharmacy
CVS Pharmacy
Prescriber
McKinney, Kevin
Solution
Redesigned claims card
Reworked the card to surface what members said they needed most — itemized cost breakdown, deductible and HRA amounts, refill and expiration data — without extra disclosure clicks.
Accessibility built in
Addressed contrast, focus states, and screen-reader labeling issues surfaced during testing.
Instrumented with analytics
Added Google Analytics so the team could keep validating engagement post-launch instead of relying on one-time studies.
Impact
94%
Satisfaction rate with the shipped redesign
+7pts
Preference lift over the legacy claims page in testing
93%
Said the new claims card met their needs well or very well