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AccuHealth is a for-profit company that provides healthcare institutions and patients a telemedicine technology that monitors patient health progress in the comfort of their own home. The technology allows health providers to virtually assist patients and access patient data 24 hours, 7 days a week.

Global Emergency Care Collaborative is a registered non-profit organization that provides comprehensive training programs in emergency care to local community members in limited-resource, rural areas. GECC currently works in rural Uganda, Kenya, and Cambodia.

BIVE is a health insurance scheme which targets low income populations to make quality healthcare services more affordable and accessible.

Kangu has a big dream: every woman in the world has a safe birth. Kangu’s crowdfunding platform is designed to help put an end to preventable maternal & newborn deaths by enabling microdonors to support life-saving health services for pregnant women (mamas) & their babies in need, globally.

Quinta Bonita's mission is to improve access to high-quality mental health services for the underserved Mexican population through innovative, affordable and technology-based business solutions. The program offers virtual consultations via video calls.

CycleTel Humsafar, a family planning method directly on their phone. Based on the Standard Days Method (SDM), CycleTel Humsafar helps a woman identify which days during her menstrual cycle she is most likely to become pregnant and alerts her on fertile days.

cStock, a text message (SMS)-based, web accessible logistics management information system for community-level health products. By improving communication on stock levels, cStock facilitated decision-making throughout the supply chain and reduced transport time and costs

The IPM is a distribution model that adapts principles used in commercial distribution to the public health sector. The IPM addresses common supply chain obstacles of transportation, quantification, data availability, and financial flows

Airtel rewards loyal customers (who registered for the product by dialing a shortcode) with free insurance as long as they spent a minimum amount of airtime (usually $2). The more a customer spent with the telecom, the more health insurance could be earned

Cancer Awareness Centre of Kenya (CACK) is a Community Organization (CBO) registered in Kenya, located at Tumaini House 3rd floor suite 309, Moi Avenue, Nairobi. Cancer Awareness Centre of Kenya is an initiative that emphasizes on preventive checkups that will help reduce cancer related risks.