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Kenya's official doctor-to-patient ratio is approximately 1 doctor for every 5,263 to 17,000 people, which is significantly lower than the World Health Organization's (WHO) recommendation of 1 doctor per 1,000 people. A scarcity confirmed by the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists, and Dentist Union (KMPDU) (Scarcity of Doctors in Kenya)

This, significantly:

• reduces access to quality care

• hinders health advocacy & awareness initiatives

• limits prevention strategies

• hinders positive health outcomes

• increases avoidable casualties

Amicus Wellness FLAGs is a transformative digital health initiative in Kenya on a mission to revolutionize preventive healthcare in Africa through technology, partnerships, and community-driven innovation.

What we do
We help people understand, monitor, and manage health risks — before they become emergencies.

In collaboration with doctors and health professionals, we use real-time, AI-powered question-and-answer systems to detect early warning signs of illness and co-create personalized digital wellness profiles for users.

These profiles inform proactive interventions that lead to better, faster, and more equitable health outcomes.

How we do it
We deliver care through SMS, USSD, and WhatsApp-driven Chabot’s, ensuring accessibility across devices and regions. Each week (or as per schedule), users answer simple health questions that contribute to building their digital wellness profile.

This data empowers their chosen doctors or care teams to detect life-threatening conditions early — and intervene in time.

Our Strategy
FLAGs is an acronym for Facilitated Learning and Action Group. For easy accessibility, efficiency and impact we establish groups called FLAGs and in each FLAG we have care ambassadors. These are doctors, nurses, community health volunteers, community based organizations, faith based organizations, clinics and hospitals all connected through a single platform with the sole objectives being to:

• Take health advocacy and awareness close to the community using digital tools (WhatsApp/SMS/USSD)

• FLAG any health risk by quickly identifying and responding to individuals at risk and providing interventions

• Identifying potential epidemics and coordinating quick interventions

• Providing medical financial support to those in need through crowdfunding

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