Automated Health Screening

African mother and child in telemedicine consultation with a remote doctor

MEDTRAC™

Venture profile

Device-assisted screening flows with consistent capture and escalation rules.

MEDTRAC™ combines multiple sources of health information rather than relying on a single test or signal. Each source remains identifiable, allowing findings to be compared, correlated and refined through further testing and validation.

Digital health screening

Screening is multimodal — questionnaires, sensors, imaging and clinical reports feed a structured assessment that practitioners can review, escalate and follow up.

Structured health questionnaires
Digital screening panels
Sensor-based testing
Multimodal digital assessments
Digital Urine Analysis
AI-assisted image detection
Laboratory results
Imaging and external clinical reports
Practitioner observations
Patient-reported outcomes

Community-based testing

Low-cost and portable testing supports community and hub deployment where hospital laboratories are distant or unavailable.

Digital Test Systems
Low-cost sensor-based digital testing
Portable and mobile diagnostic equipment
Kiosk-based test systems where suitable equipment is available
Self-service or assisted kiosk screening supported by local health workers
Laboratory and imaging correlation where available
Structured capture of practitioner observations and patient-reported outcomes
Integration of kiosk results into the patient’s MEDTRAC™ record

Digital health infrastructure

Screening rests on offline-first infrastructure suited to intermittent connectivity:

Local edge-AI inference
Offline-first applications and offline triage tools
Recovery after intermittent internet access
Agent-assisted health workflows
Mobile and fixed-based telemedicine
Cloud connectivity when available