Six new directions built for a modern urgent care, primary care and mental health clinic. None reuse the old heart-and-hands mark. Each is shown as a full lockup, an app icon, and at favicon sizes so you can judge how it survives small. Wordmark type is Nunito Sans, the humanist family used across hospital branding, so the logo and the website share one voice.
Four leaves form a medical cross. Says "clinic" instantly, says "whole-person wellness" on a second look.
Heart for care, pulse line for urgent care and diagnostics. Reads as "medical" from across a parking lot.
Two adults and a child inside a shield: family practice, protection, trust. Strong for a Ukrainian-community clinic that cares for whole households.
Sun over a horizon: a new day, recovery, wellness. Blue and gold nod to the Ukrainian community without being a flag.
P and W share one stroke; a small cross sits in the P. Compact, corporate, works on scrubs and lab reports.
A leaf that is also a drop: holistic care, hydration and IV therapy, clean and calm. Softest of the six.
Two-pixel stroke, rounded joins, same optical size. Shown in outline (for lists and menus) and filled tiles (for the homepage service cards). Any logo above pairs with them.