Building tools for people who care
what we do
Medic designs, delivers, and supports world-class, open-source software for health workers providing care in the world’s hardest-to-reach communities. We believe providing communities with sophisticated, human-centered technology is an effective tool on the path to achieving a more just world, where universal health coverage is a reality and health is a secured human right.
57.8M
Caring activities supported to-date
37,000+
Health workers
supported
1.5M
Monthly caring
activities
90+
Teammates in
32 cities
how we do it
Recent stories
On the road to precision community health: How the Community Health Toolkit can support data quality at the platform level 
Author: Chrisgone Adede, Senior Researcher, Data Science Community health workers (CHWs) are increasingly recognized for their contributions in increasing access to health care services and
Strengthening health systems together: Announcing an official partnership between OpenHIE and Medic
Post author: Samuel Mbuthia, Head of Community Interoperable systems work together, even if they were not designed specifically to do so, because standard communication protocol
Case study: Using AfyaSTAT, a Community Health Toolkit (CHT)-powered app to enable HIV testing within facility and community settings in Kenya
Overview of partnership In March 2020, when COVID-19 had not fully established itself in Kenya, an opportunity emerged for Medic and Palladium Kenya to not
Accurate geospatial health data for better precision public health
Post author: Mourice Barasa, Research Officer for Monitoring & Data Systems Precision public health is an emerging practice to have more granularity in prediction and
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Explore Medic's 2020 impact
By the end of 2020, Medic and the Community Health Toolkit (CHT) supported 34,081 health workers across 16 countries. The CHT now supports over 9,477 health workers with systems for COVID-19 response, disease surveillance, contact tracing, and patient care.
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