Healthcare Triage Chat Block for Radix UI

Everything. The nurse's replies are three typed answers keyed by how long it has been, two keyed on words such as "chest" or "thanks", then one fallback per message and a last line that says it was the last sample reply. Nothing is sent, no model runs, and no visit is booked, as the card and the line under the composer say. To wire it for real, send the form's answers and the chosen time to your clinic's system where sendIntake and requestVisit call speak, and append the nurse's messages to the same list as they arrive.

No. The note under the top bar says it is an example and not medical advice on every visit, and the typed replies only offer general words and a visit. Nothing is assessed: there is no urgency level, no colour and no decision tree. Words that may mean an emergency get one answer, to call your local emergency number, which is named in words because the right number depends on where you are. Replace the sample text with your clinic's own guidance and have it reviewed before you use it.

It is an ordinary form in the log. The age range is a native select, "How long has it been?" is a group of three radio rows in a fieldset, and the notes are optional. Pressing "Send form" without choosing a duration shows the problem in a reserved line, so the card never changes height; once it is sent every control is read-only and the button says "Form sent". The summary is posted as your message, so the thread reads as a record of what you sent.

The visit card holds three typed times as radio rows. "Request visit" with nothing chosen says so in its reserved line; with a time chosen it posts your request, spends the card and writes "Requested Wed 14 Oct, 10:30. Nothing was booked." under the button. The nurse answers with a typed line. Times and dates are typed in the file, so the demo reads the same on every visit.

The log is a focusable region announced as a log, and every message starts with a hidden "Halldora Whitcombe, 09:12" or "You, 09:14". Each card is a form named by its heading, the radios are real radios with arrow-key stepping, the problem lines are alerts, and the composer's status line is the one live region. Enter sends and Shift and Enter add a line; the avatars are hidden because the name is always in text.

The same single column: the "Example only" badge drops out of the top bar below the small breakpoint, but the note under it stays, the cards keep their width inside the log and the composer keeps its place at the foot. The window keeps its height and only the log scrolls, even at 320 px wide.