Clinic & hospital system · Outpatient + wards
Owldid Health
A clinic’s whole day at a glance: the queue sickest-first, the pharmacy, the money and the wards.
ClientOwldid product
WhatClinic & hospital system
WhereOutpatient + wards
Year2026
Live atowldid.com/system/health
01 · The story
The story.
The brief
A Kenyan clinic moves a patient through reception, triage, the doctor, the lab, the pharmacy and the cashier, often on paper. Owldid Health follows that same walk, one screen per step.
What we built
- The patient’s walk, from reception to the queue, triage with BMI worked out, consultation with diagnosis and orders, then pharmacy and billing.
- Sickest first. The waiting list is sorted by how unwell people are, not by when they arrived.
- Wards and beds, who is admitted, where, and who is waiting for a bed.
- SHA claims, with the cash and insurance split on every invoice.
- Lab, radiology, stock and reports in the same system.
Where it is now
Built and running as a demo hospital, ready for a clinic to move onto.
02 · The design concept
Today, at a glance.
Clinical white so nothing distracts, a deep slate for the frame, and one teal for the action that moves a patient forward. Red is kept for emergencies only.
Palette
Clinic white#f7faf9
Slate#0e1b2a
Teal#0e7c7b
Emergency#c0362f
Type
InterHeadings and reading text
Fragment MonoPatient numbers and labels
Signature · One teal button
Open queue, Check in, Admit next: on every screen there’s one teal button, the next thing to do.
03 · The screens
