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Not defending this, but what you are doing is entering claims information exactly how a hospital / clinician would have to. A lot of this is done automatically
by yold__ 4y ago
Not defending this, but what you are doing is entering claims information exactly how a hospital / clinician would have to. A lot of this is done automatically by software now. This isn't a dark-pattern, it's just slapping a shitty user interface on top of a standard claims billing process. It's sort of like using POSTMAN to interact with an API.
- SilasX 4y agoThen why can’t customers like him get the UX helpers that hospitals would have. Presumably they’re not swapping browsers all day?
- bjt 4y agoIt's very likely that the UX used by the hospital workers is not browser based.
- PeterisP 4y agoWell, they're using a single Approved Browser (perhaps IE 6.0?) instead of those weird Safari and Firefox things. But on a more serious note I wouldn't necessarily assume that any "UX helpers" exist, it's plausible that some overworked healthcare worker is using the exact same system and just has more experience in doing so.