Avenora Health

Avenora Health is our hospital website platform: an art-directed public site and a full CMS that a hospital’s own staff can run. It is designed to be configured for each hospital — its departments, doctors, facilities, booking rules and brand — rather than rebuilt from scratch.

Hospital websites carry a lot: many departments, dozens of doctors, facilities, diagnostics, patient resources and appointment requests. They are usually hard to update, inconsistent between sections and inaccessible to the patients who need them most. Staff need to change content safely, and patients need to find a specialist quickly.

Build once, configure per hospital. Content is structured — departments, doctors, facilities, diagnostics, articles, FAQs — so pages stay consistent as the hospital grows, and every change goes through draft, preview and publish with revision history.

A doctor directory with search and filters by department, specialty and language; department pages that link straight to their specialists; and an appointment request form that is always presented as a request, never as a confirmed booking. Patient resources, a searchable FAQ and a feedback form round out the patient journey.

Calm, trustworthy and modern: a signature animated hero, a restrained palette that hospitals can re-brand from settings, and components that stay consistent across dozens of page types.

Next.js with PostgreSQL through Drizzle ORM — Supabase Postgres in production and an embedded database locally, so the platform runs and tests without external services. Staff sign in with first-party secure sessions (bcrypt, hashed session tokens, httpOnly cookies) and role-based access. Rich text is sanitised on the server, media is managed in a library, and appointments have a status workflow, internal notes, CSV export and an audit log.

A floating accessibility panel on every public page offers text size, spacing, readable font, high contrast, grayscale, inverted colours, link highlighting, focus highlighting, stopped animations, a larger pointer and a reading guide — remembered between visits and applied before the page paints. Automated axe-core checks run in the end-to-end test suite.