Smart Health Global
Telehealth Platform
Care that reaches rural clinics — a telehealth toolkit built to keep working even when the network doesn't.
Smart Health is the toolkit health facilities run their day on: patient records and vitals, OPD and antenatal visits, appointments with a live clinic board, real-time telehealth consultations and tele-auscultation over a live device stream, and offline-first surveys that queue on the device and sync when a connection returns — across many facilities from one codebase, in English and Nepali. From Sydney I work part-time across the telehealth application and the platform beneath it.
This software runs in real facilities with real patients and unreliable connectivity. It has to stay clear for non-technical health workers, keep each facility's data isolated, work offline and reconcile later, carry live consultation and device streams reliably, and stay dependable to deploy and operate — while the platform is modernised into a monorepo without downtime.
- Work across the telehealth application — patient records, appointments and the real-time clinic board over Pusher, and consultations with in-browser webcam and tele-auscultation over a live device stream.
- Offline-first by design: a Vite PWA with persisted TanStack Query caches, so surveys and records keep working on a poor connection and sync when it returns.
- Migrated the platform into a Turborepo monorepo — shared UI, forms and config packages, cached builds, and clean boundaries between apps.
- Own deployments and DNS, and write the CI/CD pipelines that ship the apps and websites reliably (Docker, Nitro node-server).
- Build and maintain the campaign websites and add a content management system to existing sites so non-developers can update content themselves.
Clinics run their day on one system that keeps working offline and syncs later, each facility isolated on shared infrastructure — and the platform ships faster and more reliably now that it lives in a Turborepo monorepo with real CI/CD behind it.
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