Telehealth Scheduling and Virtual Consultation Platform

Added Jun 2025 3 design docs

Patients skip care because getting an appointment is hard, and clinics lose revenue to no-shows and phone-tag scheduling. Telehealth fixes access only when the whole journey works inside one secure system, from booking through reminders to the visit itself and the record of what happened, which is exactly what many providers still lack. The intern builds that system end to end. A React application lets patients browse provider availability, book and manage appointments, and join real-time video consultations, with secure messaging for follow-up questions. The Node.js backend enforces robust authentication and role-based access, manages scheduling and automated appointment reminders, and provides controlled access to electronic health records stored in MongoDB. AWS services supply the hosting and media infrastructure, while Docker keeps every component reproducible from a laptop to the cloud. Privacy is treated as a design requirement throughout, mirroring real healthcare compliance expectations rather than bolting security on at the end. The intern graduates with rare full-stack healthcare experience: real-time communication features, secure handling of sensitive records, and the modular architecture that lets a clinical product evolve safely.

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