Relief.

Relief.

Relief provides emergency healthcare for all. It connects users to the nearest hospital in case of a medical emergency and also provides accurate data about availabilty of beds and blood.

Relief.

Relief.

Relief provides emergency healthcare for all. It connects users to the nearest hospital in case of a medical emergency and also provides accurate data about availabilty of beds and blood.

The problem Relief. solves

In case of any medical emergencies like accidents, sudden heart attacks and hemorrhages, people face a panic situation and thier first priority is that they should get appropiate medical assistance and treatment as fast as posibble. Relief connects them instantly to the nearly hospital and also enables them to check bed and blood availablity in the hospitals and book the beds right away.
Users can login to the website with an OTP based login system using their phone number. They can immediately search for hospitals near them using the pincode based search. The search results include hospital's basic information like name and address along with bed and blood availability. Once users decides which hospital to register in, they can simply click on the search result, after which they would be redirected to a page where they can fill their details and requirement for bed and blood type and pay a booking amount by clicking the "Book Your Bed" button inorder to book a bed. Users can also contact the hospitals through hospital contact details provided and guide the hospital about sending ambulances to specific location.
Hospitals can also register over the website and will go live once verified manually. They can access and manage user's requests using their dashboard.
Relief solves the exisiting problem of non-availability or late availability of immediate and appropiate treatment.

Challenges we ran into

We faced bugs while integrating backend and database with frontend, also while setting up Twillo for OTP based login.
We faced error in routing some pages in php and a few SQL database errors too.

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