Uzima’s patient-led model uses a one-time code sent to the patient’s verified phone to authorise a provider’s temporary access. Consent is time-limited, and access history helps patients understand who has viewed their records.
WHAT WE DO
Good care exists.
The connections
should, too.
A specialist in the city. A clinic down the road. A scanner with an open slot. The care is there. The connection is missing.
Uzima joins the dots. Providers share expertise, equipment and records, with the patient’s permission. Better care starts closer to home.
Patient-led consentShared resourcesConnected care
BY UZIMA
What’s in it
for you?
Choose your role to see
how Uzima can help.
A small clinic. A much bigger possibility.
Be your community’s first point of care, with the reach of an entire provider network behind you.
- Coordinate specialist consultations from your own examination room.
- Book advanced scans without buying expensive equipment.
- Retain the relationship with patients throughout their care.
- Collaborate through clear referral agreements and shared revenue.
to your patients. Connected to more expertise.
How Uzima
works
Begin with the care team you know.
A patient visits their local clinic. The clinician records symptoms, vitals, and relevant test results. A one-time code lets the patient authorise access to their health history.
The patient holds the key to their records.What you can do
with Uzima
Illustrative care journeysA check-in, closer to home.
A patient travels from Kilifi to Mombasa for routine diabetes follow-ups, spending time and money on the journey.
Vitals are collected at a local dispensary. The treating specialist reviews the results remotely and coordinates the next step with the local team.
Participating providers agree on service terms and fee splits through digital collaboration contracts. The platform coordinates settlement between the referring clinic, specialist, and diagnostic facility according to those agreed terms.
An internet-connected smartphone, tablet, or computer is the starting point. For specialised outreach such as tele-ultrasound, referral hospitals and equipment partners can help coordinate the appropriate hardware and connectivity.
Yes. Independent practitioners can join as verified specialists, share their consultation availability, receive cross-network referrals, and provide remote consultations or second opinions.
Provider onboarding includes professional licence verification. Data protection, telemedicine, and clinical requirements depend on where care is delivered. Our team can discuss the onboarding requirements and applicable documentation for your facility or practice.
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