We stand on the brink of revolutionary healthcare advancements, with new technologies enabling us to transform how we view and manage health. Driven by the vision of proactive and personalized care, we believe in a future where health solutions are accessible, affordable, and tailored to individual needs
85% of Diseases in East Africa are Preventable

Illnesses largely stem from unsafe water and malnutrition, suggesting an urgent need for clean water access, sanitation solutions, and preventive healthcare services.

Less than 10% of Healthcare Data is Digitized

Minimal digital data limits effective patient care and diagnostics, emphasizing the potential for electronic health records and health data solutions to improve outcomes.

70% of Health Expenditures are Out-of-Pocket

There is urgency for affordable healthcare financing and insurance.

Limited Access to Hospitals

Only 15% of rural population has access to hospitals, emphasizing the need for mobile and telehealth solutions.

Over 50% of Healthcare Workers are Urban-Based

Rural areas need telemedicine and digital health interventions to bridge this gap.

Opportunities for Venture Building in East Africa’s Healthcare Sector

High disease burden, limited access to quality healthcare, and high out-of-pocket health expenses highlight the need for scalable, tech-driven solutions that can reach underserved populations.

Telemedicine and Remote Health Services

Expanding digital health platforms can make medical consultations accessible, especially in rural communities.

AI-Driven Diagnostic Tools

AI in diagnostics enables faster, more accurate disease detection, enhancing early treatment and improving patient outcomes.

Healthcare Financing and Micro-Insurance

Ventures providing low-cost health insurance and financing solutions can reduce the financial strain on low-income families.

Data-Driven Preventive Health Solutions

Leveraging data to promote wellness and prevent illness aligns with SDG targets, reducing the long-term healthcare burden.

One
doctor available for every 5000 citizens in Kenya, far below the WHO recommendation of 1:1000
65%
of healthcare costs in Kenya are paid out-of-pocket, making healthcare access challenging for low-income households and emphasizing the need for affordable financing.

We welcome investors and partners interested in the future of healthcare to join us in supporting solutions that drive health equity, quality care, and disease prevention.

A doctor gives medicines to an elderly patient while explaining the prescription from the tablet

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