Primary care where infrastructure doesn't exist.

The MicroClinic Project builds deployable primary-care systems that bring diagnostics, connectivity, and clinical supervision directly to underserved rural communities.

Explore Our Work
Who We Are

Our Mission

We build complete primary care systems for rural medical deserts. By equipping community health workers and clinics with deployable diagnostics, guided workflows, and telehealth supervision, we enable early detection, continuous monitoring, and sustainable care delivery where traditional infrastructure fails.

Initiatives

What We Do

Infrastructure

Portable Micro Clinic Infrastructure

Portable diagnostic hardware designed for low-resource environments with satellite connectivity, solar compatibility, and integrated screening tools.

Platform

CHW-First Software Platform

Guided workflows, offline operation, and longitudinal patient records that connect frontline workers to supervising clinicians.

Model

Sustainable Rural Care Model

Aligned incentives that generate revenue for rural clinics and compensate community health workers while expanding access to care.

Building durable health systems — not temporary solutions.

In Bangladesh, less than 20% of the healthcare workforce serves 67% of the population. We create integrated systems that strengthen local capacity, reduce diagnostic barriers, and establish sustainable primary care delivery.

Stories

Recent Updates

News, reflections, and insights from our work in the field.

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Prototype Deployment

Recent

Updates on our portable micro clinic prototype and field deployment progress.

Development

Software Platform Development

Recent

Building the CHW-first platform with guided workflows and offline capability.

Launch

Rural Pilot Launch

Recent

Launching pilot programs to test and refine our sustainable rural care model.