Continuum of care
From community triage to clinic encounters and hospital referrals, with follow‑up and defaulter tracking.
Why HealthOS for emerging markets
Fragmented records, stock‑outs and weak referral loops undermine outcomes. HealthOS binds people, places, supplies and services into one accountable flow.
Offline‑first
Local caching, peer‑to‑peer sync and deferred analytics — designed for low bandwidth and intermittent power.
Supply‑chain aware
Stock visibility, FEFO guidance and reorder alerts reduce stock‑outs for essential medicines and vaccines.
Outcome‑linked funding
Coverage and completion KPIs drive tranche releases for sponsors; transparent audits build trust.
How HealthOS works
1) Registries & triage
Person, household & facility registries with queueing, risk flags and simple triage flows (IMCI, ANC, NCD).
2) Encounters & referrals
Protocol‑guided encounters (MNCH, TB, HIV, malaria, NCD) with referral tickets and follow‑up tasks.
3) Stocks, claims & supervision
Stock cards and issues, simple claims where applicable, and supervision dashboards for coaching.
What we measure
Discuss indicators →Coverage over time (sample)
Example: fully immunized children (%) over 24 months. Actual curves shared in project dashboards.
Case mix (sample)
- MNCH
- NCD
- Infectious
- Emergencies
Philanthrocapitalist model
Sponsors fund programs using milestone‑based tranches tied to verifiable indicators (e.g., coverage, treatment completion, referral closure, stock‑out reduction).
- • Transparent reporting & third‑party verification
- • Facility and patient cohort analytics exports
- • Sponsor portals for engagement and oversight
90‑day pilot → scale
- Discovery (Weeks 0–3): burden & pathways, facility mapping, constraints
- Localization (Weeks 2–6): protocols, languages, supply & reporting
- Pilot (Weeks 6–14): 3–5 facilities + CHWs with supervision
- Scale (Week 14+): district roll‑out, hardware and solar as needed
Device‑agnostic (Android/desktop); offline sync & MDM supported.
Responsible by design
Clinical safety, privacy and local stewardship are non‑negotiable.
Privacy & data residency
Minimal data, consent flows, role‑based access and regional hosting options.
Clinical governance
Protocol review panels, pharmacovigilance hooks and escalation paths.
Open metrics
Plain‑language indicators backed by exportable series for audits.
Local capacity
Supervision playbooks, train‑the‑trainer and fellowships for durability.
Ready to improve coverage, completion and continuity?
Sponsor a program, deploy in your facilities, or contribute protocols to accelerate primary care where it’s hardest.