The usage of the virtual tele-health platform will reducing costs of transport and greatly increasing access. It will be especially helpful for the elderly and for those with disabilities who have limited mobility, as well as for all people in remote areas who often cannot afford the costs of travelling to a doctor.


For example, if someone living in a remote village has recently undergone a surgery and needs follow-up advice, they will now be able to get in touch with their doctor online instead of having to travel.


The tele-doctor technology will further give doctors a chance to obtain regular information on their patients, recording new info on a daily basis, such as monitoring their blood pressure and glucose levels, helping to increase the longevity and quality of life of their patients and reducing morbidity.


We believe telemedicine will help revolutionize the level of healthcare provided in health facilities throughout the country, particularly for people in remote areas.