ONLINE HOSPITAL LOCATION SYSTEM USING GOOGLE MAPS

Student: Kelly Oghenegare Ihwuhwavwe
Supervisor: Mr Emmanuel Afonne
HOD: Mr Emmanuel Afonne
Department of Computer Science
College of Computing and Telecommunications
Novena University, Ogume, Delta State

Abstract

The Online Hospital Location System using Google Maps is a web-based application designed to assist users in locating hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities in real-time. By integrating Google Maps API, the system provides users with an interactive map interface, allowing them to search for nearby hospitals based on their current location or a specified address. This application not only displays hospital details such as contact information, services offered, and operating hours but also enables users to view real-time directions and estimated travel times to their chosen healthcare facility. The system uses location-based services to enhance user experience and enable quick access to medical help. Through the integration of geolocation technology, the platform ensures that users can find the nearest hospitals with accurate mapping and turn-by-turn navigation. Additionally, the system supports features like filtering hospitals by specialties and ratings, making it easier for users to select the most suitable healthcare provider. This system aims to bridge the gap between patients and medical services by leveraging modern location-based technology, improving response times during medical emergencies, and providing a reliable tool for healthcare navigation.

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