Total Urgent Health (TUH) is a focused extension of the broader HLTH system, aimed specifically at providing time-sensitive care services through digital triage and mobile-first engagement. The core mission of TUH is to minimize wait times and enhance access to urgent consultations in under-resourced healthcare settings, particularly in Zimbabwe. It introduces a virtual queueing system where users can join a line and receive real-time updates and alerts on their mobile devices. Clinicians can dynamically manage their availability, while facilities can track demand and better allocate limited staff. TUH is built with responsive design in mind and integrates secure messaging, appointment escalation, and prioritization based on urgency. It emphasizes scalability, allowing rural clinics to adopt low-bandwidth modes of operation, while maintaining real-time interactivity through WebSockets and streamlined API calls.

MindBridge is a backend project focusing on mental health services, where clients can request counseling sessions with licensed therapists. The system's core includes a hierarchical structure that organizes client requests, scheduled sessions, counselor availability, and session types. The project includes secure client–counselor interaction features and supports various service types like individual therapy, group therapy, and crisis intervention. The database schema includes properly normalized tables for client requests and reference services, ensuring flexibility and room for scaling.