It was his teeth
November 30, 2024
The discovery of how one man who has lived into his 70s in a slum.
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Meet the amazing people transforming healthcare for some of the world's poorest patients
The Recruitment Quartet: Four Men on a Mission to Modernize Clinics
August 20, 2024
After five years of relentless effort, David, Mike, Lawrence had transformed the landscape of clinic software adoption. BandaGo software had become the gold standard for over 100 frontline medical clinic operations situated in slums and remote rural locations.
Uniting for Better Health
June 18, 2024
Amid the chaos of slum life, a magical moment can occur. When a patient sees her unborn child moving on a tiny tablet screen and hears its heartbeat, she gasps in disbelief and joy.
The man who lives in a toilet
June 12, 2024
Small low-resource medical clinics that use our technology can afford to treat people like the man who lives in a toilet and remain open and self-sustainable.
Will we eat hope
April 4, 2024
When 3 of his fellow criminals were caught and one of them shot to death, Fidel was thankful to be alive and made a deal with the black belt nurse to return to school and quit the cocaine slum cocktail.
20 feet of care
March 1, 2024
Proving technology can mitigate the impact of absent medics and ensure uninterrupted healthcare services in small medical clinics.
Resilience in darkness
February 3, 2024
What term befits an individual compelled to conduct a test for a highly contagious ailment without the proper equipment due to lack of alternatives? Committed to risking their life to ensure the provision of medical care to those grappling with affliction amid dire circumstances.
Delivering the chief’s heir in my clinic
December 22, 2023
Kenya has a total of 189,932 health workers for its 55 million people. 25,000 of these are clinical officers and their clinics are a lifeline to 16.1% of some of the poorest people in the world.
Slum night
November 17, 2023
All this sharing of the most basic things seems to indicate that patience is a critical survival characteristic for a poor person, followed closely by settling on never having space, privacy, or ownership.
Clinics Without Doctors
September 20, 2023
In slums, remote rural villages, and informal settlements, doctors are often absent due to the inability of residents to afford their standard fees. Clinical officers, nurses, and pharmacists establish small clinics to provide essential primary medical care. Our software is tailor-made for such clinics and their patients.