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Health Information Platform

A health information website that helps patients find answers they can trust. Built so editors and doctors can publish a lot of articles without losing the careful review process that makes the information reliable in the first place.

Client
Anonymous (health content publisher)
Engagement
Senior engineering

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What it does

A health information website where editors and doctors publish careful articles, and patients find them through search. The interesting part is the size of it — thousands of articles, hundreds of medical conditions, and everything has to meet Google's strict rules for medical content AND pass a real review board.

What we built

A publishing system with a clear review process — every article goes from draft, to editor review, to doctor approval, to published. Behind the scenes, the website tells search engines what each page is about (a condition, a medicine, a procedure) without making the editors learn anything technical to make it work.

Why this matters for the work we do now

Content-heavy websites and AI-assisted writing work really well together. The review process we built here is the foundation of what we now offer to groups that need to publish a steady stream of public-facing content — grants, programs, policy positions, member spotlights — without burning out the team or letting the quality slip.