Idea

Halsa.Life was brought to life to address the severe lack of quality medical record keeping apps currently on the market. It also was an opportunity to create an intuitive platform that connects app users to doctors in order to provide direct medical advice.

Challenge

To make an effective medical app that has user-to-doctor communication capabilities meant creating a new method for connecting users to doctors. The main challenge was enabling doctors to select their availability to connect with users and to ensure that these connections were possible. Also, users needed to have the option to provide the doctors with illness and other medical information after the call so that doctors could review this information and provide advice.

Results

By creating an innovative calling feature, the app is able to connect users to doctors almost instantaneously. After the call, doctors can then review the user’s medical information and provide medical recommendations that then appear directly on the user’s account.

WIREFRAMES

By creating an innovative calling feature, the app is able to connect users to doctors almost instantaneously. After the call, doctors can then review the user’s medical information and provide medical recommendations that then appear directly on the user’s account.

Doctors

There are 2 main functionalities for doctors: to communicate with patients and provide them with feedback. We also include their professional information on the app (which is done to verify credibility).

Patients

Patients have 2 main functionalities: the ability to quickly connect with a doctor and the ability to keep track of their medical records all in one place. Based on these requirements, we’ve create a design system that makes it easy for users to interact with the app.

An innovative and
comprehensive approach

The record-keeping components of the app allow users the ability to list
all sorts of medical history including family member history.

Making medical data
entry painless

By implementing multiple databases, the app
aids users in entering medical information so that
they don’t get bogged down by endless input fields.