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.
81.1M
Caring activities supported to-date
41,400+
Health workers
supported
1.8M
Monthly caring
activities
90+
Teammates in
32 cities
how we do it
2021 ANNUAL REPORT
2021 offered a moment of exceptional contrast – a duality of challenge and achievement as the world braved another complex year in the face of devastating COVID-19 surges, the unknown of new variants, and continued loss and isolation that will echo for years to come. That duality – the bright spots and the moments of struggle – seeped into every corner of Medic’s work, into the lives of our 90+ teammates and their families, and throughout every health system we’re proud to partner with in 15 countries. As we look back, we celebrate both the challenges and achievements that propelled us towards new areas of collaboration, stewardship, and impact.
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User experience at the center of everything we do
Follow our Product teammates’ journey to the Koboko, Nebbi, and Maracha Districts of Uganda to gain valuable insights through usability testing and focused group discussions with community health workers.
Now Open! The first CHT applications developer survey for 2022
Our team is continuously working to enhance the Community Health Toolkit (CHT) framework. We can not do this alone, so, we are asking you to provide valuable feedback via a survey which is open now and available till 31st July.
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