The Time is Now.
Population growth.
Guinea’s population is set to double over the next 30 year; a major demographic shift making affordable accessible community care crucial.
Public health crisis.
Infectious diseases overwhelm an already fragile healthcare system. Chronic conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure remain neglected.
Strong mobile use.
Near ubiquitous mobile phone adoption and internet access provide significant opportunity to reach more individuals remotely, via telehealth.
Active since September 2022, Clinic+O’s growing network of doctors, nurses, and community health workers uses a blended model of in-person care and telemedicine to help fight preventable diseases in Guinea's most hard-hit areas.
Reaching communities too remote to access affordable quality medical care, our Mass Consultation Tents and Medical Hubs reach community leaders and local organizations, providing education, health screenings, and reliable linkage to ,edical care.
We are partnering with the Guinea Ministry of Health, to improve local Community Health Center services and to help build Guinea’s first digital health data system.
Our joint goal is to replace costly long-distance travel with more affordable treatment options in direct proximity to where people live and work.
Reaching patients.
60,000+ reached through community health activities - 22,000+ enrolled in primary care network - 20,000+ preventive care screenings for patients at risk for chronic conditions - 18,000+ screened and treated for malaria, diabetes, and hypertension - 15,000+ home care visits and teleconsultations
Empowering experts.
400+ community officials and civic leaders trained in digital health for Clinic+O to provide services to their constituents - 200+ healthcare professionals trained, equipped, & employed to provide digitally-enabled community healthcare - 140+ medical professionals in the field
Easing vital access.
67% reduction in emergency care visits - 30% repeat patient engagement sessions - $44 per-patient care savings
Saving valuable time.
46 hours of travel time saved per patient - $23 per-patient transportation savings
Our Actions.
100M people in West Africa lack access to adequate healthcare
We deliver basic health services via home care, teleconsultation, and mass consultations
We operate in Conakry and surrounding communities, and in six cities in Middle Guinea
We are first to convene all healthcare providers and patients on a unified system
Our Partners.
Transforming Immigrant Healthcare in New York.
Clinic O NYC partners with community leaders to deliver essential healthcare services to underserved West African immigrants in New York City.
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