MedLink bridges urban hospitals and rural villages with bilingual AI symptom triage, verified health center navigation, and an offline USSD emergency gateway (*384*55#).
Over 60% of rural Nigerian households lack access to high-speed internet and live over 2 hours away from accredited primary health facilities. MedLink connects every layer of the healthcare ecosystem from feature phone users in remote LGAs to clinical specialists in teaching hospitals.
A unified platform designed for mobile users, rural communities, and verified doctors
Flutter-powered mobile application featuring OpenStreetMap health facility navigation, Gemini AI symptom triage in English and Yorùbá, appointment booking with reminders, and a personal health record vault.
Feature-phone users on basic 2G networks dial *384*55# to register their regional LGA location, dispatch emergency calls, find primary health center contacts, and request doctor callbacks without internet.
Strict MDCN license verification ensures only accredited medical practitioners access patient consultation histories, manage facility appointments, and respond to USSD emergency callback requests.
Designed specifically for family members, rural workers, and elders using basic feature phones without internet or data bundles.
User dials shortcode on any Nigerian network (MTN, Airtel, Glo, 9mobile).
First-time users select their regional location (e.g. Ekiti State → Ado-Ekiti or Ido-Ekiti).
Choose between Emergency Call Dispatch, PHC Phone Directory, or Request Doctor Callback.
Join MedLink's verified practitioner directory to manage patient appointment bookings, issue digital consultation summaries, and respond to USSD callback requests from rural communities.
The MedLink patient app is in testing. In the meantime, *384*55# already works on any phone — share it with family in rural communities.