Hardware: low‑cost, rugged monitoring devices for antenatal and postpartum care (e.g., portable fetal monitors, community pulse/oxygen monitors, easy‑to‑use blood pressure cuffs).
Software: clinician dashboards, appointment & referral management, remote triage, and maternal–newborn outcome tracking with localized clinical pathways and decision support.
Features: offline-first operation, SMS/USSD patient follow-up, local language support, and paperless referrals.
Hardware: point‑of‑care diagnostic add‑ons and sample‑transport tracking modules to improve testing turnaround and treatment initiation.
Software: case management, contact tracing integrations, lab result harmonization, outbreak early‑warning via simple analytics and threshold alerts.
Features: secure data sharing with national programs, anonymized epidemiologic dashboards, and low‑bandwidth optimizations
Hardware: community screening kits and home monitoring devices for hypertension, diabetes, and respiratory conditions.
Software: longitudinal patient registries, adherence reminders, community health worker workflows, and risk‑stratification tools for early intervention.
Features: integration with national health insurance schemes, clinician decision support, and community referral routing.
Transformative health technology is not just about building tools—it’s about ensuring they deliver measurable impact. That is why research, learning, and monitoring & evaluation (M&E) are embedded into everything we do. From the earliest prototype to nationwide scale-up, we work with governments, clinics, and communities to generate evidence, share lessons, and continually refine our solutions.
Our Approach
Hardware + software solutions tackling maternal health, infectious diseases, and non‑communicable diseases—designed for Kenyan communities, scalable across Africa.
Co-design with clinics, CHWs, youth groups, and disability advocates.
Cost sensitive, repairable devices built for African conditions.
Pilot → iterate → scale, with rigorous M&E and open impact reporting.
HL7/FHIR readiness, modular APIs, and easy EMR integrations.
Data encryption, minimal-data modes, and compliance with local privacy laws.
