Smart Health.
Resilient connectivity from CHPS compound to teaching hospital, telemedicine that crosses regional boundaries, and connected nurses, doctors, and pharmacists.
A specialist at Korle Bu shouldn't be three hours and a phone call away from a patient in Bongo.
Korle Bu has bandwidth. A CHPS compound in Kassena-Nankana East does not. A district hospital cannot get a real-time radiology read from a Korle Bu specialist. Lab results don't move between facilities. Ambulance dispatch is by phone. NHIA claims are still partly paper. None of these are clinical problems — they're connectivity problems.
Smart Health closes them. Hospital-grade redundant connectivity, telemedicine endpoints in CHPS, EHR-ready networks, ambulance fleet telemetry, and connected device bundles for nurses and doctors with payroll deduction through MoH. The clinical talent already exists. Smart Health gets it where it's needed.
A health system ready for connectivity it doesn't yet have.
A complete clinical-infrastructure stack.
Hospital-grade resilient connectivity
Fiber primary with LTE failover, solar resilience, and managed networks for teaching, regional, and district hospitals.
Telemedicine endpoints
Video consultation infrastructure deployed at CHPS compounds and primary care points, integrated with referral hospitals.
Connected health professional bundles
Tablet and laptop bundles for nurses and doctors with clinical reference, e-prescribing, CPD content, and payroll-deducted financing.
Eight clinical environments. One unified architecture.
Each sub-cluster is a complete deployment specification — different scale, different anchors, different payer logic, but the same underlying network and platform stack.
SMART TEACHING HOSPITALS
Korle Bu, Komfo Anokye, Tamale, Ho, Cape Coast — research-grade bandwidth and full redundancy.
SMART REGIONAL & DISTRICT HOSPITALS
Managed connectivity and EHR-ready networks for the regional and district hospital tier.
SMART POLYCLINICS & HEALTH CENTRES
Connectivity sized for the urban polyclinic and town health centre footprint.
SMART CHPS COMPOUNDS
Solar-resilient connectivity and telemedicine for the 5,500+ rural primary-care points.
SMART PHARMACIES
POS, prescription verification, and NHIA claim processing for retail pharmacy.
SMART LABORATORIES
Diagnostic result transmission, telepathology, and reference-lab linkage.
SMART DOCTORS & NURSES
Productivity bundles with clinical reference, telemedicine, and CPD — payroll-deducted.
SMART AMBULANCE SERVICES
National Ambulance Service fleet connectivity, dispatch, and vitals telemetry in transit.
What Smart Health looks like, lived.
Three payer logics, one segment.
Smart Health revenues come from institutional hospital contracts, payroll-deducted professional bundles, and donor-underwritten rural connectivity programmes.
What the segment looks like at maturity.
Indicative figures. Detailed addressable-market analysis and unit economics provided to qualified investors under NDA.
Who anchors Smart Health.
- Ministry of Health
- Ghana Health Service
- NHIA
- National Ambulance Service
- Pharmacy Council
- Nursing & Midwifery Council
- Global Fund
- Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
- GAVI
- USAID
- KfW
- JICA
- World Bank Health Programme
- Teaching hospitals (Korle Bu · Komfo Anokye · Tamale · Ho · Cape Coast)
- Regional and district hospitals
- CHPS network
- Retail pharmacy chains
What Smart Health changes.
Smart Health sits alongside…
Anchor, fund, or supply Smart Health.
Whether you're a ministry, a foundation, a development partner, or a technology supplier — there's a place to plug in.