BYON8 - Affordable, Accessible and Sustainable Digital care service delivery across Kenya
Origin language: English
Country
Kenya
Coverage
National
Nb of implementation sites
50
Lead organization
Implementation partners
Health Focus Area
Sexual and Reproductive Health
Health promotion
Mental health
Others
Other chronic conditions and disabilities
Maternal and child health
Emergencies
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs)
Vaccination / Immunization
Services
Electronic medical record
Public health and disease surveillance
Others
Diagnostics
Predictive health and early diagnosis
Telehealth
Pharmacy
Health financing services
Health logistics
Emergency preparedness and response
Enabling technologies
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Standards
SNOMED
ICD-10
HL7 FHIR
JSON
LOINC
RxNORM
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Summary
BYON8 is a leading digital health service provider in Kenya dedicated to enhancing healthcare access through a combination of digital and in-person services. The BYON8 Patient app has been downloaded 300,000 times and has 20,000 active users each month. The platform facilitates teleconsultations with general practitioners and specialists, supported by a nationwide referral network. BYON8 also offers a subscription service that provides affordable primary care, featuring a unique symptom check-up tool for free triaging and evidence-based care delivery. Key health focus areas include maternal and child health, emergencies, non-communicable diseases (NCDs), vaccination/immunization, sexual and reproductive health, chronic conditions and disabilities, mental health, and health promotion.
Keywords
DHA
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iDHA (Project ID)
471hl8
Project links
https://www.byon8.com/Origin of information
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N/AAdded to the platform on
2024-11-11
Project editors
Last update by
Mirana Michelle on 2024-11-11
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