A neighborhood platform where people share and request skills, tools, harvests, and spaces — built to practice interdependence every day, not just in an emergency.
A live asset mapping tool for neighborhood events — neighbors join via QR code, add their offers, and watch the map populate in real time. AI-supported ideation for projects that combine neighbor offers.
An emergency preparedness tool that pulls live hazard alerts for your zip code, gives you step-by-step checklists, and connects you to a neighbor — because being prepared and being connected go hand-in-hand.
A Bay Area garden planner that uses companion planting and square foot gardening principles to help you figure out what to grow and why it works.
Grant compliance made simple for volunteer-run nonprofits. Drag and drop your grant letter and Grantfully extracts the tasks, rules, and deadlines — and adds them to your calendar.
A peer organizing network for Bay Area residents building neighborhood resilience. I serve on the steering committee and designed and built the website.
A decision-support platform that helps healthcare leaders find the evidence on social needs interventions, model the financial and social value, and make the investment case.
A policy tracker that translates federal actions into plain-language health equity impact — and tells you what you can actually do about it. Funded by RWJF.
HealthBegins’ learning platform — built to scale the organization’s expertise and make it accessible to anyone working on health equity, not just those who can afford high-touch consulting.
A matching engine that connects Medicaid and health plan members to primary care providers based on actual availability, accessibility, and quality — not just who’s listed in a directory.
An analytics tool that helped health plans and health systems identify where patients were receiving care in unnecessarily high-cost settings — and redirect them to the right level of care.
Turned a bespoke product built for one customer into a configurable, multi-tenant platform — making it faster and cheaper to launch for new customers while keeping releases aligned across the base.
A geospatial tool that lets care coordinators find community resources, gauge travel times, refer members, and track outcomes — built at Optum before social care navigation was a standard part of the health tech stack.
Human-centered design research into barriers to primary care access among the Latine population in Southern California — and the community-led solutions that actually worked. Funded by the California Health Care Foundation.
Design research into the non-clinical and navigation needs of employees and expats in Brazil — and a concept for a social enterprise that could serve both high-income and low-income workers on shared infrastructure. The client was UnitedHealthcare Global.
Research and framework development to embed health equity and product inclusion across Rally Health’s product lifecycle — from ideation through launch.