This paper investigates the merging of blockchain technology and cloud storage within the healthcare sector, making a point of their roles in the management of medicines, medical devices, and organ donations. As concerns increase over counterfeit products and the complication of organ allocation, blockchain offers a decentralized and immutable ledger that improves traceability, ensuring the authenticity and safety of medical supplies. However, blockchain’s secure framework manages sensitive data effectively, especially in organ donation processes. The RSA encryption method, which secures patient information through reliable encryption techniques and safeguards classified information during data transmission, is a crucial component of this secure data management framework. By combining the benefits of blockchain and cloud storage technologies, this paper represents how healthcare organizations can build a clearer, safer, and improved system. This contribution targets to inform researchers, practitioners, and policymakers about creative ways to address digital health issues.