NeuroLand
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Dr. Ashraf Armoush
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NeuroLand is a full-stack platform that consolidates the fragmented workflow of paediatric
and disability-focused therapy into a single product spanning web and mobile. Guardians
register their dependents, search an admin-verified therapist directory, book and pay for
sessions, message therapists in real time, and read progress reports that an AI layer can simplify
into parent-friendly language. Therapists manage assigned patients, set their availability, run
video sessions, draft reports with AI assistance, build treatment plans with measurable goals,
and assign therapeutic activities. Institutions oversee a roster of therapists, monitor analytics,
and manage enrolments, while administrators verify therapist credentials, manage roles and
custom fields, generate per-user reports, and watch an append-only activity log of every
sensitive action.
The system is delivered as three independent applications sharing one REST and Socket.io
backend: a React web client, an Expo / React Native mobile app, and an Express + MongoDB
server secured with JWT authentication, Helmet, rate limiting, and input validation. AI features
are served by a locally hosted Ollama model behind a safety layer that redacts personally
identifying information, blocks diagnostic prompts, and detects crisis language. Notifications
are delivered across three channels — in-app, email, and mobile push — chosen per event from
the recipient's preferences and online presence.
The result links every record — session to report to treatment plan to activity to progress
timeline to guardian feedback — into a single longitudinal view, with a verification-and-audit
posture suited to a healthcare-adjacent domain and a child-accessible, PIN-based patient
interface offering adjustable font, contrast, text-to-speech, and a simplified mode.
Keywords: care coordination, telehealth, accessibility, role-based access control, real-time
messaging, treatment plans, AI-assisted documentation, MERN, React Native, MongoDB.
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