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Consumers at the Center Designing for a Health Revolution

Consumers at the Center: Designing for a health revolution

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An overview of Humana's consumer-centered philosophy on designing for health (vs. managing sickness). Created and presented by Paul Puopolo, Tony Tomazic and Greg Matthews in November 2009

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Consumers at the Center

Designing for a Health Revolution

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“Big business”

“Fat cats looking down on the people”

“Corporate guys… where’s the money?”

“People at the top with big salaries”

“People who crunch numbers”

health insurance is …

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consumer’s view of health

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• Research and Development (skunkworks)• Marginal Improvement• Product “tweaking”

• Radical differentiation• A creator of trends• Changing an industry standard

innovation at humana

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SET UP THE PROBLEM.Step One:

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We’re getting Older

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So what do we do about the rest?

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It’s a symptom

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In the US…• 36% Higher inpatient/outpatient

expenses for obese• 77% Higher medication expenses

for obese• 2-3X Increase in mortality for obese• Total estimated obesity cost : $127

billion

Source: CDC Cost of Obesity

the numbers

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46 billion

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We’re getting sicker

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The cost of care is increasing

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The system is a mess

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It has been 100 years since the

Cubs Won The World Series

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LET’S MOVE ON.Okay.

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THE SOLUTION?Step two:

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Going Where They Are

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• It’s about health not healthcare.• To engage consumers in healthy

activity and connect them socially.• It can cover both “healthy” and

“unhealthy” people.

0ver 170 million play!

why does it matter?

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• Games – Nintendo Wii– EA Active– Ubisoft Shape– Microsoft Natal– Hasbro & EA– Mattel & Neurosky

• Entertainment– Disney – Jerry Bruckheimer– Warner

the market is growing

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Activity Support System Design

HPC UKJan 19 – Feb 13

BOTB Phase 2 Jun 30

AHPC Feb – May

OPS gameMay - Jun

Guidance Centers Feb HPC Phase 2

Apr 27

Game Contest

June - Sept

Brain gamesJan 16

D2C brand launch 4QiPhone Game 3Q & 4Q

2009

current initiatives

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the hpc experience

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• 6 challenges• Total number of players to date: 2,379 players• Total number of steps to date: 207 million steps• Total number of miles to date: 78,400 miles

– More than 3 times the circumference of Earth– On average, each player walked 33 miles

• Total CO2 footprint reduction: 34.48 tons• 2 countries; 15 US states + District of Columbia• Average increase in physical activity as a result of

Horsepower Challenge: 35% increase*As of June 9, 2009

hpc specs*

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May 27 – Louisville

May 30 – Los Angeles

May 30 - Chicago

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prototypes

Heartbeat orchestra – creates melody and harmonies from each employees’ heart rate measurement

YogaBall – replaces hand-controller with

yoga-ball movements for

tetris or pac man

Jumprope Challenge – one-on-one jumprope with modified wii accelerometers

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social robots research

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• MIT• USC• Stanford• University of Miami• Georgia Tech• UK• U of L

university partnerships

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MBMP research identified insights on consumer motivations…

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Those motivating insights were then clustered to create attitudes…

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Segmentation of attitudes determined alignment towards green or health

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Insight:I want to be attractive and think exercising and watching what I eat can help me look my best

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Insight:I believe I should do things like eat good food, drink

water and rest to have a long and healthy life.

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Insight:I believe feeling good inside and in harmony with the world around me will bring me happiness and health.

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Insight:I believe leading an active life is the key to staying

young and may even help the environment.

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Insight:I believe fresh ingredients that are grown without chemicals and cooked from scratch are the healthiest option to sustain both a healthy body and a healthy environment.

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Insight:I want clear, simple and enjoyable ways to make changes to my daily routine that improve my health and the environment.

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Insight:We need to stop global warming to ensure there

is always a hospitable planet for us to live in.

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Insight:I believe we have to join our efforts as a community in order to make a

significant impact towards the improvement of the planet’s health.

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Insight:I need an information source that is objective and that helps me understand

what is better for me and the planet without any vested interests.

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Health & Obesity 1 Transportation& Economic2

Environmental & Carbon Footprint34Social Networks & Emotional Connection

A difficult situation A simple solutionFreewheelin is a philosophy that is deployed through bicycle sharing

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RNC ridership statistics:• Rides 1,971• Miles 15,308• Calories 474,530• Carbon 5.4 metric

tons

DNC ridership statistics:• Rides 5,552• Miles 26,416• Calories 818,899• Carbon 9.2 metric

tons

IdeaFest statistics:• Rides 512• Miles 3,002• Calories 93,059• Carbon 1.0 metric

ton

Ranking1st - CO2nd - KY3rd - CA

Ranking1st - MN2nd - KY3rd - NY

Ranking1st - KY2nd - IN3rd - IL

Rides!

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community innovation

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healthy communities

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active communities

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customer service

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Fishtanksocial platforms

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social tools

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THE

TOWN SQUARE

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chamber of commerce

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chamber of commerce

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the end

Humana’s Innovation Centerhttp://CrumpleItUp.com

Greg Matthews @chimoosePaul Puopolo @2psTony Tomazic @tonahawk

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