This Proof of Concept (POC) involves setting up a Mirth Connect integration to process HL7 messages for communication with the UAE government healthcare system. The workflow includes:

• Receiving a JSON request via an HTTP Listener.
• Converting JSON to HL7 format.
• Sending HL7 data to the UAE government endpoint.
• Handling real-time HL7 responses, converting them back to JSON, and sending the response to the HTTP requester.
• Implementing retry logic (configurable, e.g., 3 retries) in case the government server is unreachable.
• Ensuring nothing is hardcoded and using a config file for parameters like retry count.
• Supporting JWT Authentication for secure HTTP requests.
• Creating separate Mirth channels for each message type (ADT, ORM, etc.), starting with ADT messages.

An AI-first sleep improvement app that combines advanced algorithms with IoT devices to address issues like insomnia, early waking, and disrupted sleep.
AI models analyze sound detection (snoring, sleep talking, ambient noise) and a 2-week sleep diary to provide personalized insights, dream analysis, and tailored recommendations.
IoT integration with smart masks and wearables (Apple/Android watches) tracks SpO? in real time, triggering vibration alerts to prevent oxygen drops and support early OSA intervention.
Users can connect with sleep experts via AI-enabled chat, audio, and video, while providers manage appointments and communications through a dedicated web interface.
The platform follows a subscription model with free and premium tiers, enabling sleep diagnostic centers to deliver AI-driven insights, IoT monitoring, and expert support for better sleep health.

This project focused on creating mapping reports to highlight geographic and linguistic disparities in OB/GYN service availability across Kansas. The objective was to provide visual evidence for healthcare researchers and policymakers to better understand provider distribution, identify underserved regions, and highlight language access barriers for Hispanic populations. The deliverables included static maps of provider clusters, Spanish-speaking access segmentation, and a custom symbolic visual to humanize the access challenge.