Build Curacare Emergency Platform -- 2

I’m building Curacare, a full-stack web app that lets people handle medical emergencies without scrambling for information. The heart of the platform is a seamless doctor-consultation flow, so the appointment-scheduling module has to feel effortless on both mobile and desktop.

Alongside that core feature, users must be able to reach hospitals instantly through a dedicated “Contact Hospital” pathway—click-to-call, email, or any direct channel you suggest—surfaced within one tap from the dashboard. Speed and reliability matter more than bells and whistles: every interaction should load in under a second, and every piece of patient data must be encrypted at rest and in transit.

Tech-stack choices are open, though I’m leaning toward a React front-end, Node/Express or Django back-end, JWT-based auth, and a cloud database (MongoDB, PostgreSQL, or similar). If you prefer another combination that still gives me a clean, responsive UI, I’m flexible.

Deliverables
• Fully responsive UI with appointment scheduling as the focal point
• Direct-contact hospital directory integrated into the same workflow
• Secure user management (registration, login, role-based access)
• REST or GraphQL API with unit tests
• Deployment script or CI/CD pipeline to push to AWS, Azure, or DigitalOcean

Acceptance Criteria
• Book a doctor appointment from any device in ≤3 steps
• Hospital contact button visible on every results page, functioning across devices
• All endpoints protected with token-based auth and HTTPS enforced
• Core pages achieve ≥90 score on Google Lighthouse performance audit

If this aligns with your skills, let’s talk timelines and milestones so we can get Curacare live and saving lives faster.