
Craig Hospital
Website Redesign
Challenge
Bring the inspiring personality and spirit of Craig Hospital online, while helping potential patients and their families see why Craig Hospital is more than a place where they can begin to heal — it’s a place where they can thrive.
Solution
Conduct extensive in-person interviews with stakeholders, patients, and their primary caregivers to understand Craig Hospital inside and out and learn how to best tell the amazing success stories of its patients.
Results
A flexible, modular, and responsive online experience that brings the hospital to life with rich visuals and a modern, intuitive design, so potential patients and their caregivers can truly get to know Craig Hospital.
Bringing hope to life. Craig Hospital is a world-renowned rehabilitation center that specializes exclusively in treating spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries. Nearly 30,000 patients with spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries have been treated there since 1956 — more than any other facility in the country. This isn’t your typical hospital — the close-knit community and inspiring atmosphere make it a joyful place that’s full of life. We worked with the Craig Hospital team to highlight that positive spirit throughout their new site, and to help them share the remarkable recovery stories of their patients. Our goal was to make it easy for potential patients and their families to see why Craig Hospital is more than a place where they can begin to heal — it’s a place where they can thrive.

User Interviews
Getting Personal and Analytical
Content Strategy
Reassuring Caregivers

Design
Visually Rich, But Never Overwhelming

Content Management
Modules to Make It Easy

Front-End Development
A Flexible System to Tell Unique Stories
Summary
Our extensive preliminary research and thoughtful design approach enabled us to create a new online home for Craig Hospital that not only tells the story of Craig’s unique culture and inspiring patient community, but also meets the specific technological and navigational needs of the site’s primary audience of patient caregivers.