We and our partners launched a community health project in Vinh Long – a province in the Mekong Delta, southern Vietnam. Through health kiosks, real-time data is collected and analysed for early detection and intervention, focusing on monitoring and screening stroke risks.

• Industry: Community Healthcare
• Location: Vinh Long, Vietnam
• Short description: A community health initiative serving residents in Vinh Long, with a focus on improving access to health assessments and supporting early screening for stroke risks.

• Limited access to healthcare: Rural areas had limited healthcare facilities, creating barriers to accessing timely care.
• Delayed detection of health risks: Early signs of strokes and other conditions were often missed, leading to higher mortality and morbidity rates.
• Lack of Infrastructure: There was no infrastructure in place to collect and analyse health data efficiently or notify medical professionals in real time for interventions.

• Real-time data collection & analysis: Health data (heart rate, SpO2, blood pressure, ECG, BMI…) is collected, analysed, and shared with doctors for quick intervention.
• Telehealth integration: Offer remote consultations and e-prescriptions based on real-time data.
• Medical device connectivity: The kiosks support a range of medical devices to conduct health checks, including heart rate monitoring, blood pressure, ECG, and BMI measurement.
• E-prescriptions & remote diagnostics: Local doctors can issue e-prescriptions based on test results and provide remote diagnosis, ensuring that residents receive medical care when needed.

• Improved healthcare access: Kiosks make healthcare services more accessible to rural populations, allowing residents to monitor their health and consult with doctors easily.
• Timely health interventions: Real-time data collection enables early detection of health issues, leading to faster interventions and improved patient outcomes.
• Cost-effective solutions: This scalable model reduces the burden on local healthcare facilities by providing a cost-effective way to deliver essential health services.