MediLiVes Healthcare Platform launches App 16th November

MediLiVes, the innovative healthcare platform based on AI and Blockchain technology, is to launch its App on Saturday 16^th November in London. MediLiVes is disrupting the USD 10 million diagnostic industry by partnering medical practitioners and patients on a single digital platform.

At the core of the MediLiVes solution is the ability to prevent possible catastrophic medical emergencies through regular diagnostic checkups. Working with different healthcare organisations the MediLiVes platform can monitor and store critical patient data. The App is capable of recognising more than 20 different irregularities in ECG signals making diagnosis of serious conditions significantly faster.

App Launches soon, November 16th

Using Telemedicine, MediLiVes can reduce the cost of access to personal medical data for algorithmic medical examination models. It also solves the issue of patients not having access to their own data, typically a patient may have data in a number of different silos; hospital, clinics, ,doctors surgery etc, but not be able to amalgamate them when necessary.

Founder and CEO Sunny Ahonsi, came up with the idea for MediLiVes after a disastrous A&E experience in London with his son.  “We attended a very busy A&E department for more than ten hours before we were finally seen by the overworked medical staff. It turned out my son was not in any danger, was diagnosed in less than a minute and sent home. This was my aha moment.”

MediLiVes Healthcare Platform coming soon

The aha moment crystallised in MediLiVes where telemedicine, underpinned by AI and Blockchain technology, can make a real difference in both preventative and reactive medicine. Users of the App can sign up for a year at a cost from USD 30 which allows for unlimited access to diagnostic readings of their data which in turn in stored on the App. Should a user feel unwell or wish for an actual consultation, then they can request access to a real medical officer, using filters such as medical speciality and geographic location.

“MediLiVes is like Uber for medicine-The Uberization of Healthcare,” says Ahonsi. “People can reach out to medical staff when they need it – regardless of their location. This also reduces costs and even more importantly, access to medical care no matter where you fall sick. “

The task on on-boarding medical staff is prioritized by strict criteria. All medical officers have to provide their country registered number and incountry medical certificate. This accreditation is checked on a three month basis to ensure there is no change in practising status.

“Telemedicine that enables a patient’s health condition to be monitored from a distance is one of the fastest growing industries in the world,” added Ahonsi. “The versatile nature of our core product means that it can find abnormalities not only in cardiology but also in diabetes, dietetics, civilisation diseases and chronic illnesses.”

Currently there are more than 50,000 communities ready to start using the App, which is free to download. Ahonsi expects that to grow to 200,000 in several months.

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