Women-based Digital Health Platform.

What I am trying to do is to help give access to affordable healthcare to 1.6 billion South Asians (one of the poorest regions in the world). 

In India 35% of the population do not have access to health insurance and in Pakistan it 60%

In India & Pakistan, patients still have to carry physical medical records.

Patients in villages & smaller cities have to depend on mid-wives & Eastern medicine (Hakeem). 

my solution is to build a digital health platform which will have doctors, health insurance, pharmacies and patients medical records.

In India and Pakistan there are around 285,000 unemployed women doctors. What we are doing is allowing then to work on our platform and they can work from their homes under the supervision of senior doctors and these doctors can consult with patients living in rural areas of South Asia (60% of population of South Asia lives in villages which is almost 1 billion people).

• 285,000 unemployed women doctors.

• 60% of total South Asian population (1 billion people).

• 35% on Indians & 60% of Pakistanis that do not have health insurance.

• Patients records as patients sometimes have to travel hundreds of miles to get access to Western medicines like patients from Afghanistan have travem almost 2,000 KMs to travel to Karachi but with this platform as they enter Pakistan they can get access to healthcare facilities.

1) Ahsan Tariq:

•BSc in Accounting and Finance

• Participant in:

Founder institute 

Oxford University Entrepreneurship Bootcamp 

Aspire Institute young leaders program (Harvard University)

Rutgers University (Youth Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainable development)

2) Dr. Sarah Gill;

Pakistan's first transgender doctor 

3) Naila Amin:

An anti-child marriage activist who helped Governor Cuomo pass Naila's Law in New York state Assembly prohibiting Child marriages in New York.

• Dr. Stan Kachnowski:

Head of Columbia University Healthtech department 

Financial & Technical challenge. Our platform needs $100,000 just to begin.