Closing the diagnostic gap in rural Ghana — one village at a time. Health Bridge 300 delivers 8-in-1 mobile diagnostics, academic research, and community-centred care to 300 residents across 15 underserved villages.
Our research partnership with the University of York's IGDC transforms field data into rigorous academic evidence that drives systemic change in rural health delivery.
Dr. Baffoe and the IGDC bring decades of expertise in spatial health equity and development research. Together, we're building a body of evidence that not only serves Ghana's rural communities but informs global policy on mobile health interventions.
In rural Sub-Saharan Africa, the nearest diagnostic facility can be 50–100km away. This distance barrier kills — not through lack of medicine, but through delayed diagnosis.
Every technical decision in Health Bridge 300 is made with one question: does this work in a village with no electricity and intermittent connectivity?
All diagnostics captured in a single field visit
Patient data is captured and stored locally on-device. No connectivity required during clinical encounters — sync happens automatically when a signal is available.
Patient identities are pseudonymized at the point of capture using GDPR-aligned protocols. Research data is anonymized — clinical data remains linked for follow-up care.
Every patient receives a universally unique identifier enabling longitudinal health tracking across multiple visits, villages, and healthcare workers without compromising privacy.
Precise GPS coordinates are captured for each service encounter. This spatial data layer powers our research on health access inequity and informs resource allocation decisions.
Field agents, doctors, and researchers all access the same patient record in real time once synced. Conflict resolution ensures data integrity across all endpoints.
Every data entry is timestamped, user-attributed, and immutable. A complete audit trail supports clinical governance, regulatory compliance, and academic reproducibility.
From arrival to clinical decision — entirely at village level
Health Bridge 300 is built to scale. Beginning with a 300-person pilot in July 2026, our roadmap charts a clear path to global impact by 2028.
Health Bridge 300 maintains separate, role-based portals for field agents, doctors, and researchers. Each portal is hosted on a dedicated secure web application.
Access your village roster, sync diagnostics, and log patient encounters from the field.
Enter Field PortalReview encrypted patient records, issue prescriptions, and close clinical referrals remotely.
Doctor Sign InAuthorized researchers can access pseudonymized datasets and longitudinal health records.
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