Secure testing to connect practitioners and patients
Personalize and improve digital health experiences with powerful HIPAA compliant experimentation: secure, scalable, and tailored to healthcare.
Test and explore the entire patient journey
Run more experiments faster with Prompt-based Experimentation. Get test ideas in minutes and chat with AI to build variations. Target high-value visitors with pricese segementation and analyze your results based on real-time data.
Build experiments that automatically adapt to your branding and messaging to preserve patient trust.
Instantly turn Figma designs into live web variations and testable elements without writing a single line of code.
Run quick, efficient experiments on Kameleoon’s secure, HIPAA-compliant platform to protect sensitive data.
Help patients find key info faster
When patients reach healthcare sites, they’re often searching for critical information under stressful conditions. Poor layout or irrelevant content slows them down and increases frustration.
Run A/B and multivariate tests on content layout, wording, and information hierarchy.
Utilize client and server-side personalization to safely tailor resources for anonymous browsers and logged-in patients.
Feed experiment results directly into DWH integrations, enabling continuous improvement and personalization.
The Kameleoon difference
time saved to build your test
savings in developement cost per test
more likely for positive impact
Chris Strobl from Cedars-Sinai discusses how PBX automates the transition from design to deployment
In this clip, Chris Strobl gives a demonstation of how PBX can analyze design mockup's and automatically generate functional interfaces with no manual coding.
Cedars-Sinai is a non-profit, academic healthcare organization that ranks as the #1 hospital in California, and in the top five hospitals across the United States.
“In healthcare, compliance isn’t optional. We chose Kameleoon because it meets our HIPAA requirements without slowing us down. It gave our teams confidence to test and learn responsibly.”
