GAINE logo with an orange network icon and the word 'GAINE' in black capital letters.

Your health data just gained an edge

Master your health data instead of managing it, with the Data Management Platform designed exclusively for healthcare and life sciences. Rover reworked the companies entire look while building the latest generation of Gaine.com on a headless CMS.

OUR ROLE
UX/UI Design
Logo Design System
Print Collateral
Sanity CMS, built on NextJS
Brand Design Language
SVG Animations
Trade Show Collateral

A collage of digital screens showing content related to healthcare data management from Gaine, including a website homepage, informational articles, diagrams, and leaflets focused on managing provider data lifecycle and health data orchestration.

All the marketing tools in one platform

The Gaine website was built using the headless CMS Sanity Studio. It allows developers to define content models using JavaScript and customize the editing environment with React.

  • Real-time visual editing

  • Media management

  • Content modeling from any source

  • Structured Resource Library

  • SVG animations

  • CRM integrations

  • Multi-user editing and advanced workflows

A Sanity Studio Content Management System Dashboard for Gaine . The website development was done by Studio Rover
Gaine mobile website designs and logo designs completed by Stdio Rover

A complex ecosystem

Provider Groups write off millions of dollars in unpaid claims and tolerate significant cash-flow pressure due to claims processing delays or denials. Self-inflicted errors related to data can be corrected before they happen. We created this complex ecosystem diagram to help Gain explain data source connections for various healthcare group needs.

Infographic design created by Studio Rover
Website design for Gain completed by Studio Rover

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