CliniVantIQ is building a drug management platform for pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), health plans and managed care organizations. This healthcare website design project took clinivantiq.com from a GoDaddy placeholder to seven pages, an interactive product tour and a custom intro-call booking engine in 23 days.
CliniVantIQ is a healthcare technology company that serves the payer side. Its platform covers the work of drug management teams at PBMs, health plans and managed care organizations: formulary and drug list management, utilization management, P&T review and value placement decisions. The product launch is planned for mid-December 2026, so the website's job is to start conversations first. That made this a healthcare website design project with a B2B reader: the people who run drug management, not patients.
The founders' first brief asked for one scrolling page with two jobs: build a waitlist and start conversations with teams ready to talk. Their measure of success was waitlist sign-ups and intro calls booked.
We built to the founders' briefs, then ran a research audit on October 9 that ranked what to add next.
Seven pages for the payer audience, built around the home page the founders approved.
Two interactive pieces that show a product still in development without overstating it.
A custom intro-call booking flow at /book, running on its own serverless function with no third-party scheduler.
When the October brief named the payer side as the buyer, we restructured the site into six pages in a day. In the final structure, the approved home page stays, and the new depth lives on inner pages linked from it.
We used the client's real demo screens with a demonstration-only note under each one, because the demo uses illustrative data. The worked example on the Platform page uses a fictional drug and says so.
One shared set of availability rules runs on both the page and the server, so a slot cannot be booked twice, and each booking is saved before any email goes out. Calendar links and .ics files do the job a calendar integration would.
The domain already ran Microsoft 365 mail. We left its mail records untouched at cutover and checked them again on two public DNS resolvers, and the site's security certificates issued without manual steps.
CliniVantIQ's site went live on October 19, 2026, ahead of a product launch planned for mid-December. Live today: seven pages for the payer audience, the light and dark product tour, the decision trace and the booking engine at /book.
It is too early for results. The founders set the yardstick in their first brief, waitlist sign-ups and intro calls booked, and that is what we will watch.
Stats are build facts from the project's git history and files: the first commit on 2026-09-26, the restructure on 2026-10-07, the DNS cutover on 2026-10-19 and the screens in the home page tour.
The founders' brief left the scheduling tool undecided, and WES's standard form service could not carry calendar links for each booking. A small serverless function checks the slot, saves the booking first and sends calendar links from the company's own domain.
With the client's real demo screens and a demonstration-only note under each one. Where the site needed a worked example, the decision trace uses a fictional drug and says so.
Yes. The site is connected to My AI Editor, and the client was invited to edit it on launch day.
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