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New Member Guides

When new members joined Kaiser Permanente (KP), they were presented with one of 12 versions of a new member guide, depending on their health plan and carrier. The guides presented challenges for the creative team: there were too many individual versions being updated by different teams creating disjointed and inconsistent messaging. Additionally, they needed a design update.

 

My creative partner and I set specific goals:

  • Reduce the number of individual versions.

  • Eliminate redundancy in the copy.

  • Take a digital-first approach. Move as much information online as possible (knowing that some would need to stay in print to satisfy the requirements for a specific quality accreditation.)

  • Make interactive UX.

  • Align the guides with KP's national brand updates and visual style.

 

Results:

  • We consolidated 12 versions to two (one for each of KP's two carriers).

  • Within the files, where there are network or plan differences, pages were duplicated with variable copy.

  • Content was written as evergreen as possible, for minimal updates YOY.

  • Guides were offered online, with print versions available on demand, resulting in significant savings on printing and mailing.

  • The following year, these new versions saw fewer than 30 updates, saving valuable marketing resources.

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