AlemHealth’s plug-and-play radiology hardware and software radically improves access to radiology reporting for patients globally. We link facilities and patients to radiologists inside and outside their home countries for accurate, timely, and affordable radiology reporting, while giving radiologists the tools they need for efficient, accurate reporting. We've deployed our hardware on many of the largest PPPs in Africa, enabling the public health facilities to access providers anywhere.

The AlemHealth platform is uniquely suited for tuberculosis screening by providing seamless transmission of digitized chest radiographs alongside molecular diagnostic test results for bacteriologic confirmation. We offer integrated viewing, reporting, and AI-enabled diagnosis tools for faster, more reliable reporting, and an SMS and email alerting platform to notify facilities, patients and physicians of positive cases.

AlemBox hardware is also an excellent component of any breast cancer screening drive. Our hardware fits tidily in a screening truck or alongside dedicated mammography machines with low power and internet requirements to get images to radiologists quickly and reliably. We pair this with AI-enabled reporting tools to ensure radiologists are providing, accurate, cost-effective diagnoses.

Early screening of diabetic retinopathy is essential to prevent vision loss. AlemHealth has partnered with leading telecommunications providers to offer an easy-to-use, fast and accurate automated diabetic retinopathy screening service. We pair state-of-the-art auto-focus retinal cameras with our award-winning AlemBox hardware for reliable image transmission and point-of-care AI analysis. Images are then sent to human graders at top eye hospitals in India for grading and sent back directly to patients and diabetologists.

Our diabetic retinopathy screening service integrates laboratory data with retinal imaging to provide a complete picture of each diabetic patient. We sync glucose levels and other medical data alongside the retinopathy imagery, and pass that information to diabetologists and endocrinologists, allowing patients to centralise and own their records.

Telemedicine can play a vital role during global health crises, such as pandemics and infectious disease outbreaks, by minimizing disease spread, enhancing access to care, optimizing healthcare professionals' time, and bolstering strategic communications. One significant challenge in many LMIC countries is limited access to care due to geographical, social, or economic barriers. AlemHealth's Infectious Disease Screening WebApp, Telemedicine Triage, and Missed Call Centre provide patients with free symptom triage and strategic communications from our locally licensed physicians, irrespective of their location, gender, or social group. This not only ensures crucial care and guidance for patients but also offers qualified female doctors a sustainable, safe work environment and income. To date, AlemHealth has employed and trained numerous physicians in telemedicine triage, delivering essential services to thousands of patients.

Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are by far the leading cause of death in the world and patients from low and middle income countries (LMICs) make up 75% of all CVD deaths. The burden of CVDs and other non-communicable diseases in LMICs is creating significant strain on public health systems structured for communicable disease treatment and prevention. At AlemHealth, we develop low-cost solutions to allow these diseases to be detected earlier, allowing for more effective, and less costly, interventions.

Our telecardiology screening programme pairs battery-powered portable 12-lead ECG machines with our AlemBox hardware to transmit ECGs for reading and interpretation to cardiologists anywhere. In addition, we enable the latest in AI algorithms for assisted interpretation, allowing clinicians to interpret ECGs in a fraction of the time. Moreover, our solution comes at a fraction of the cost of traditional PC-based ECG solutions.

Public health systems require accurate, timely data to determine the causes of death and disease in their countries. However, many countries rely on paper-based or “best guess” methods of data gathering and analysis, resulting in incomplete and flawed health resource allocations and policy decisions around health.At AlemHealth, we enable low-cost, LMIC-focused patient data tools designed using modern, API-driven approaches. Our patient API breaks data silos and allows for true interoperability between community health workers, facilities, patients, and clinicians for longitudinal care records.

Additionally, we’re able to customise and build data portals for providers and agencies to use data to analyse and develop sound resource allocations based on the actual challenges they face. Our patient API enables timely, targeted strategic communications to patients integrated to a care record. We’re able to build awareness, motivate patients to seek services, and help them navigate care pathways to receive the care they need. We provide patient and clinician portals to view and manage care records, as well as SMS and email gateways to customise and manage messaging.

One of the biggest systemic challenges in LMIC countries is a shortage of trained healthcare professionals. AlemHealth helps overcome this shortage by providing allied medical training to workers at international standards. We partner with leading medical universities and training centres worldwide to provide medical training in fields including Radiography, ECG, Skilled Nursing, and other specialities at top-tier tertiary hospitals.

One of the biggest systemic challenges in LMIC countries is a shortage of trained healthcare professionals. AlemHealth helps overcome this shortage by providing allied medical training to workers at international standards. We partner with leading medical universities and training centres worldwide to provide medical training in fields including Radiography, ECG, Skilled Nursing, and other specialities at top-tier tertiary hospitals.

AlemHealth’s integrated Telemedicine Consultations and Call Centre is a customized solution for providing quality healthcare services to patients in remote and underserved areas. This program utilizes telemedicine technology to provide medical consultations and support for patients who would otherwise have limited access to healthcare services. The program is designed to be adapted to low-resource settings, with optimized infrastructure requirements and minimal connectivity needs.

AlemHealth’s integrated Telemedicine Consultations and Call Centre is a customized solution for providing quality healthcare services to patients in remote and underserved areas. This program utilizes telemedicine technology to provide medical consultations and support for patients who would otherwise have limited access to healthcare services. The program is designed to be adapted to low-resource settings, with optimized infrastructure requirements and minimal connectivity needs.

This program is particularly valuable in low-resource environments where access to healthcare services is limited due to factors such as distance, cost, or lack of healthcare infrastructure. By providing telemedicine consultations, patients can access medical care without having to travel long distances or incur significant expenses. This program also helps to bridge the gap between healthcare providers and patients in remote areas, improving overall health outcomes in underserved communities.

The Midwifery Assist Mobile Application is a dedicated app designed to support midwives in managing referrals and maternal healthcare. The app streamlines communication between midwives, patients, and healthcare providers, allowing for timely and informed decision-making to improve maternal health outcomes.

The app is designed to be user-friendly and intuitive, allowing midwives to easily access and manage patient data, referrals, and medical records. The app also provides access to educational resources, including clinical guidelines, patient education materials, and professional development resources.

The Midwifery Assist Mobile Application is a dedicated app designed to support midwives in managing referrals and maternal healthcare. The app streamlines communication between midwives, patients, and healthcare providers, allowing for timely and informed decision-making to improve maternal health outcomes.