We help organizations design services, systems, spaces, and technologies that advance health and well-being.

Our Offerings

Insight & Foresight

Innovation & Integration

Impact Optimization

Professional Development

01/04

Our approach is simple. We assemble people with different experiences and expertise to analyze what is and co-create what could be. Not because collaboration is nice. Because advancing health and well-being requires it.

02/04

Our approach is simple. We assemble people with different experiences and expertise to analyze what is and co-create what could be. Not because collaboration is nice. Because advancing health and well-being requires it.

02/04

When community members, clinicians, caregivers, frontline staff, subject-matter experts, and operators shape the design process, results are:

Grounded in lived experience

Backed by evidence & operational excellence

Proven in practice

When community members, clinicians, caregivers, frontline staff, subject-matter experts, and operators shape the design process, results are:

Grounded in lived experience

Backed by evidence & operational excellence

Proven in practice

03/04

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Public Works.

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Cross-disciplinary team maps relationships and opportunities during a public health learning lab, using systems thinking and strategic design methods to address complex challenges.
Designers observe how older adults navigate a washroom to identify behavioral and environmental factors that impact accessibility, safety, and independence.
Older adult shares lived experiences with a Public Works team member during ethnographic research to better understand aging in place.
Older adult evaluates a full-scale prototype in a simulated senior living environment, providing feedback to improve usability, privacy, safety, and resident experience.
Community member contributes ideas during a co-creation workshop, using sticky notes to identify opportunities for greater inclusion across services, systems, and spaces.
During a Public Works design sprint, an architect explores the entrance of a building while blindfolded to better understand and address accessibility challenges.
A cardiologist and product designer evaluate the form factor and usability of a wearable during a prototyping workshop.
Healthcare leaders, neurologists, primary care physicians, and people impacted by Alzheimer's disease collaborate to strengthen pathways for early detection, diagnosis, and care.

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We help organizations design services, systems, spaces, and technologies that advance health and well-being.

Our Offerings

Insight & Foresight

Innovation & Integration

Impact Optimization

Professional Development

Our approach is simple. We assemble people with different experiences and expertise to analyze what is and co-create what could be. Not because collaboration is nice. Because advancing health and well-being requires it.

02/04

Cross-disciplinary team maps relationships and opportunities during a public health learning lab, using systems thinking and strategic design methods to address complex challenges.
Designers observe how older adults navigate a washroom to identify behavioral and environmental factors that impact accessibility, safety, and independence.
Older adult shares lived experiences with a Public Works team member during ethnographic research to better understand aging in place.
Older adult evaluates a full-scale prototype in a simulated senior living environment, providing feedback to improve usability, privacy, safety, and resident experience.
Community member contributes ideas during a co-creation workshop, using sticky notes to identify opportunities for greater inclusion across services, systems, and spaces.
During a Public Works design sprint, an architect explores the entrance of a building while blindfolded to better understand and address accessibility challenges.
A cardiologist and product designer evaluate the form factor and usability of a wearable during a prototyping workshop.
Healthcare leaders, neurologists, primary care physicians, and people impacted by Alzheimer's disease collaborate to strengthen pathways for early detection, diagnosis, and care.

When community members, clinicians, caregivers, frontline staff, subject-matter experts & operators shape the design process, results are:

Grounded in lived experience

Backed by evidence & operational excellence

Proven in practice

03/04

Contact us.

Collaborate with us.

Join our team.

Stay in the loop.

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