What We Do
Projects, solutions, and technology for digital health in low-resource settings
Projects
Built on proven impact
We helped build Rwanda's largest AI powered digital health service
of experience from 2016 - 2023
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Babyl believed it is possible to put an accessible and affordable health care service in the hands of every person on earth. Since ending operations in 2023, the same team continues that mission by building the next generation of AI-driven digital health services purpose-built for LMICs.
Publications
Various reports and articles about Babyl's AI triage system in Rwanda
Babyl Rwanda's AI Triage Pilot
An independent World Economic Forum report documents Rwanda's national AI triage pilot with Babyl and confirms reliable integration into government call-centre operations.
Babyl handled over 4,000 medical consultations per day through national call centres, as reported by the World Economic Forum.
The Forum further reports that integrating the AI triage tool enabled nurses to work more efficiently and make quicker decisions, describing this as a critical step in digitising the national healthcare system.
Rwanda launches C4IR AI triage pilot
World Bank Africa Human Capital Plan
AI powered COVID-19 chatbot for triage
Babyl offering AI powered triage tools
Integration of Health & Medical Innovations
Healthcare and Artificial Intelligence
AI Triage & Symptom Checker in Rwanda
Harnessing AI for Healthcare in Rwanda
Babyl is strongly anchored in AI
Who You'll Be Working With
Here to Help You With Global Health Projects
Manoj Nathwani
Hi, I'm Manoj, a software engineer based in London with 15 years of experience, specialising in global health. I've led Rwanda's largest digital health service, integrated AI-driven healthcare workflows for The Gates Foundation, and worked with organisations like UNAIDS, The WHO, The Malawi Ministry of Health and NHS England.
Dr. Charlie Nederpelt
Hi there, Charlie, I'm a physician and health economist with 9 years experience working on health services and health systems research, focusing on cost-effectiveness and health benefits packages since 2022. I consulted for WHO, Ministries of Health, global health organisations, national health insurance agencies, and academics.
