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Prepared Patient: v1 vs. v2

What changed in Dr. Rob's new build — and how we should deploy it.

492 993
HTML files (≈2× the program)
31 74 MB
Bundle size
1 3
Trained roles built out
62
Conditions, fully layered
Prepared for Dr. Rob Gillio From Coach Lucy · Global Development May 29, 2026
The Bottom Line

v2 is not an edit of v1 — it's roughly twice the program. It keeps every existing page and adds two entirely new role tracks (a full Patient certification layer and a complete Care Partner track), an outcomes-measurement engine (PHIT), a provider ROI tool, and a real marketing/onboarding funnel. Recommendation: do not overwrite v1. Stage v2 side-by-side at a subpath, review for 1–2 weeks, then promote.

What v2 adds

Every v1 page family is preserved. v2 layers a far larger program on top — organized around three trained roles (Patient · Care Partner · Provider), each built out across all 62 conditions.

Capabilityv1 (Live today)v2 (New)
Patient condition courses29118
Patient Certification ExamsNone62 NEW
Patient PathwaysNone62 NEW
Patient Tools KitsNone63 NEW
Care Partner role (full track)Partial (3 pages)Hub + 62 Exams + 64 Pathways + 62 Kits
Provider layerHub + dashboard+ Care Transitions, Orientation, Incentive Map, Enrollment Script
PHIT outcomes dashboardNoneKnowledge · Actions · Confidence deltas + rollups
Provider Data Upload / ROINoneEncrypted intake + dose-response analysis
Onboarding funnelNonePer-role (Patient / Care Partner / Provider)
Marketing & sales assetsWelcome page only+ Showcase, Microshowcase, Problem·Solution·Benefits
Conversation Simulator / Visit ToolNoneBoth new
Advocate Bingo6165 (re-themed per condition)
Fact Sheets / Passports / Screeners / 360PresentUnchanged (parity)
Total files / size492 files · 31 MB993 files · 74 MB

Under-the-hood upgrades that matter clinically

🎯
Knowledge · Actions · Confidence. All 124 certification exams now spell out the three axes (no K/A/C shorthand), and the middle axis was re-anchored from belief to behavior — "I am taking concrete steps each week to live well with…"
📊
PHIT pipeline schema v2. Aggregates real per-record pre→post deltas with backward-compatibility for older saved records.
🔒
Provider ROI is now real, not literature-based. Encrypted client-side intake, true before/after deltas, dose-response analysis, and Chamber Region rollups.
🩸
SCD repositioned as the lead reference exemplar — not the only complete one. Hub language updated throughout.

The landing-page question

Yes, there's a standing landing page — but the front door changes between versions, and that needs a deliberate decision before we promote.

v1 today

index.html = marketing Welcome

A first-time visitor lands on a true sales front door (hero, "pick your condition," "what you'll earn").

v2

index.html = Program Hub

A 3-role directory. The welcome/marketing content lives in separate files: FFH-Prepared-Patient-Home, FFH-Program-Showcase, Microshowcase, Problem·Solution·Benefits.

Implication: if v2 ships as-is, the public root lands on a hub instead of a sales welcome — which conflicts with our "every series needs a dedicated marketing landing page" standard. The fix is simple: keep a Welcome/Home page as the root and link it into the hub when we promote.

How we should deploy

Rob's packaged guidance is directionally right — stage side-by-side, then promote; never hard-overwrite. We agree on the safety logic; we just translate the mechanics into the FFH single-repo workflow rather than spinning up a second Vercel project.

A

Hard overwrite v1 now

Not recommended. Risks 404s on externally-linked v1 filenames, changes the public front door with no review window, and pushes a 62-condition change live untested.

B

Two live sites side-by-side (Rob's note)

Right instinct, wrong mechanics for us. A separate Vercel project + DNS swap doesn't match our single-repo GitHub Desktop workflow.

C

Stage at a subpath, then promote RECOMMENDED

Deploy v2 to /prepared-patient-v2/ in the same repo. v1 stays untouched at /prepared-patient/. Zero link rot, no DNS work, full review window, then swap to promote.

Recommended path (Option C)

Stage.

Deploy v2 to /prepared-patient-v2/ in the same repo. v1 stays live and untouched at /prepared-patient/.

Review (1–2 weeks).

Use the Microshowcase as the 10-minute walk-through; verify the PHIT dashboard and the Provider Upload encrypt→decrypt→ROI cycle; have one real SCD patient complete a pre→post exam and confirm the dashboard counts it.

Promote.

Swap v2 into /prepared-patient/, keep a Welcome page as the root front door, and retain a v1 archive for 30 days as fallback.

Reconnect.

Update inbound links (Academy, Foundation, partner pages, Coach Lucy referrals) to the promoted hub.

Housekeeping flag: v2 is a flat folder of 993 files that predates our brand-asset-path and public-page nav/Clipboard standing rules. It needs one compliance pass (canonical /brand-assets/ paths + Sign-In/Sign-Up/Jump-To/Clipboard on public pages) before it becomes the production front door.

Not in this bundle (ships next, per Rob)

Decision Requested

Approve Option C?

Stage at /prepared-patient-v2/, review for 1–2 weeks, then promote. On approval, Lucy's team will package the standard FFH deploy script for the v2 subpath and schedule the review window.