NiMEDix ecosystem (NiM)

NiMEDix ecosystem is a startup, founded by Doctors, to meet the specific needs of a target population (Africa) in real time via Telemedcine and hospital development projects.

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Updated: May 04, 2020

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NiM

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FoundedNigeria

Registration countryNigeria

Registration year2019

What is NiMEDix ecosystem

NiMEDix ecosystem is the much-needed disruptive solution in the African Health Industry. It is a unique medical ecosystem designed to decentralize the health sector in Africa using Artificial intelligence (machine learning) and the blockchain as a tool to disrupt and provide accessible, quality and affordable health care.

NiMEDix allows direct interaction among consumers, insurers and service providers to improve health care access, reduce costs and streamline payments, regardless of whether it’s a patient, employer, insurer or government agency making a healthcare payment. We are seeking to improve care outcomes through effective coordination and eliminate much of the cost of redundancy, ineffcient administrative policies, waste, abuse and fraud from the system.

NiMEDix will Revolutionize the health sector by creating partnership opportunities between governments, corporate firms, high net worth individuals, and the masses to collectively contribute to the building of a new era in health care, make everyone a role player in the development of the health sector of the most populous nation in Africa and its environs.

AI and blockchain holds tremendous capacity for transforming the provision of healthcare services in resource-poor settings. Many of the healthcare systems hurdles in Africa could be addressed and overcome using AI supported by other technological developments and emerging fields.

The ubiquitous use of smart phones, combined with growing investments in supporting technologies (e.g., mHealth, health informatics, Electronic Medical Records and cloud computing), provide ample opportunities to use AI applications to improve public health outcomes in low-income country settings by effectively allocating scarce resources to areas in most need.