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Case study

Digital health platform

Built patient monitoring and clinical workflow features for a digital health platform on a third-party health SDK, inside a micro-frontend monorepo.

Role
Sr. Frontend Developer
Company
0xblock (now Grooq Minds)
Period
Dec 2024 – Dec 2025
Stack
Angular · TypeScript · Health SDK integration · Micro-frontends · Monorepo · RBAC · Twilio Video · Data visualisation · Localisation

Outcomes

  • Patient monitoring and clinical workflows delivered as modular features.
  • Secure access across multiple user roles through RBAC.
  • Real-time video consultations integrated with Twilio.
  • Dashboards for patient vitals and analytics.

Problem#

A digital health platform needed patient monitoring and clinical workflow features built on a third-party health SDK. Different user roles see different data, so access had to be controlled by role, and consultations had to run as live video inside the product. The code lived in a micro-frontend monorepo shared by distributed teams.

What I built#

  • Modular healthcare features for patient monitoring and clinical workflows.
  • Role-based access control for secure access across multiple user roles.
  • Real-time video consultation using Twilio.
  • Data visualisation dashboards for patient vitals and analytics.
  • Scalable Angular applications in a micro-frontend, monorepo architecture, with config-driven UI and localisation.
Platform structure: Access (RBAC for each user role), then Micro-frontends (Monitoring, consultations, vitals), then Services (Health SDK, Twilio Video)AccessRBAC for each user roleMicro-frontendsMonitoring, consultations, vitalsServicesHealth SDK, Twilio Video
Platform structure

Daya Bharada · Frontend engineer

Angular engineer for enterprise SaaS.

4+ years building enterprise SaaS with Angular and TypeScript, across complaints, risk, health and lending.