Sub-Saharan Africa has 1 doctor for every 1,270 people. Mindhawk deploys AI triage agents, diagnostic assistants, and clinical decision support at the point of care — offline, in local languages, at a cost any clinic can afford.
Rural clinics see 200+ patients a day with one nurse and no specialist. A Mindhawk triage agent screens symptoms, vitals, and history — escalating critical cases and handling routine consultations autonomously.
Integrates with basic diagnostic tools (BP cuffs, glucometers, pulse oximeters). Provides structured differential diagnosis and treatment protocol guidance aligned to WHO guidelines and local formulary.
Tracks prenatal visits, flags at-risk pregnancies, sends medication reminders via SMS/WhatsApp. Reduces missed appointments by 68% in comparable deployments.
Aggregates symptom data across facilities in real time. Identifies outbreak patterns weeks before traditional surveillance — no PHI leaves the local server.
Entire workflow runs offline on a $400 Mac Mini or equivalent. No patient data leaves the facility.
| Tier | Facility Type | Hardware | Monthly Cost | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Community | Rural clinic, CHW team | Mac Mini / Raspberry Pi 5 | $15 | 500 patients/mo |
| District | District hospital | Single workstation | $150 | 5,000 patients/mo |
| Regional | Regional referral centre | Local server (4× CPU) | $750 | 50,000 patients/mo |
| National | Ministry / health network | On-prem cluster | Custom | Unlimited |
Based on comparable AI triage deployments in Uganda and Tanzania (2024–2025) and Mindhawk's architecture benchmarks.