VITA MEDICAL
Private clinic network platform
- Healthcare Product · 2026
- Product logic, UX, interface design, interface development
- 8 screens: 6 mobile (patient) and 2 desktop (doctor), visual system
A private clinic network in Kyiv, Lviv and Odesa. A patient needs to book a doctor and see results and prescriptions in one place; a doctor needs to run the day and the patient record. Not a state hospital and not Helsi — a private-medicine product.
A medical app is read in an anxious moment. So sensitive things — an off-range result, a diagnosis — are shown with restraint: calm green for normal, warm amber instead of alarming red, and always a plain-language explanation beside them.
The doctor and open slots
The doctor card leads to a booking without detours: specialty, experience, focus areas, and below them a real grid of open slots for the day. Price and format are clear before you confirm.
Healthcare UX and a booking flow in a mobile app.
Results shown calmly
An off-range value does not shout in red. It sits on a range scale, with a warm 'below range' mark and a 'what this means' paragraph — so the patient does not panic before reading the doctor.
Designing sensitive information: no alarm, but medically precise.
Prescriptions and documents
Active courses with their schedule and progress, and beneath them conclusions, prescriptions, ultrasound and MRI as PDFs. Everything that usually gets lost in paper and chats sits in one place.
Handling documents and treatment state inside a product.
The same patient, from the doctor's side
The doctor workspace shows the same person as a history: a timeline of visits and tests, clinical notes and documents side by side. An off-range result is marked in the same amber as in the patient app — one language of states for both sides.
- Product logic for the patient app and the doctor workspace
- 8 interface screens: 6 mobile, 2 desktop
- Booking flow: find a doctor → card → date, time, format
- Results model with a range scale and calm handling of deviations
- Prescriptions, courses and a document store (PDF)
- Doctor workspace: day schedule and patient record with a timeline
- Private-medicine visual system: palette, states, typography