Nankana Home Care — A Three-Tier Healthcare Ecosystem

Problem

Home healthcare in a rural district means coordinators, medical assistants in the field, and patients’ families — all needing different things from the same service. A single website couldn’t serve a brochure viewer, a field worker with no signal, and an admin managing assignments at the same time.

My approach

I split the system into three tiers, each with the right level of technology:

• Public site — a quiet, fast brochure on GitHub Pages for families to learn and book.
• MediAssist Pro (PWA) — an offline-first app for medical assistants to record visits in the field, syncing when they regain signal.
• Admin portal — secure, with magic-link onboarding for coordinators.

Workflow

1. Map the three audiences before writing a line of code. Each got its own surface.
2. n8n for automation — booking notifications and assistant assignment run as workflows, not bespoke backend code.
3. PWA for the field — service workers and local storage keep MediAssist usable offline; Supabase replicates when online.
4. Zero-friction admin access — magic links remove password friction for non-technical coordinators.

Outcome

A complete, low-cost healthcare stack that meets each user where they are — a family with a browser, an assistant with a phone and no bars, and a coordinator who just needs it to work.