Trackmond Health

Helping hospitals monitor hypertension & diabetes patients beyond the clinic walls. Remote patient monitoring, built for Africa. Track Health. Save Lives. 🩺💙

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The NHS is scaling virtual wards. Africa has used mobile health for years, not because it was trendy, but because it was necessary. Nigeria can turn that experience into scalable remote care.

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You saw your patient at 10am.
You reviewed their treatment
You sent them home.But what happens at 6pm?
That's the patient you don't see.
Remote patient monitoring can help close that visibility gap.What would you want to know about your patients when they're not in the hospital?

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Healthcare doesn't end at discharge.
A clinic visit is one snapshot. A patient's health keeps changing between appointments.
Trackmond helps healthcare providers extend visibility beyond hospital walls through remote patient monitoring.
Not replacing care. Extending it.

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72% of 116 clinical trials reported reduced hospital service use through device-based remote monitoring.

By enabling earlier intervention and proactive care, remote monitoring can improve outcomes while reducing unnecessary hospital visits.

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Hypertension affects over 20 million Nigerians, yet many don't know they have it until complications occur.

The challenge isn't just treatment, it's follow-up.

Remote Patient Monitoring enables hospitals to stay connected with patients and identify risk.

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What does "connected care" mean to you?

Track Helath . Save lives.

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Prevention Starts with Staying Connected

Preventing complications isn't only about treatment…
It’s also about timely follow-up and continuous support.

When patients stay connected with their care teams, small health changes are less likely to become emergencies.

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@ChukwuAmarach20 Thank you for your commitment and outstanding contributions. Volunteers like you help drive our vision forward every day. Congratulations once again

We appreciate you🎉

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Healthcare doesn’t end when a patient leaves the hospital
It continues between appointments.

Better connected care means clinicians can stay informed, patients can stay engaged, and decisions can be made with the right information at the right time.

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Imagine a healthcare system where patients stay connected to their care team even after leaving the hospital.

That’s the future we’re working towards.

Track Health. Save Lives.

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Healthcare doesn’t end when a patient leaves the hospital
It continues between appointments.

Better connected care means clinicians can stay informed, patients can stay engaged, and decisions can be made with the right information at the right time.

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#Trackmond #DigitalHealth #RemotePatientMonitoring #HealthcareInnovation

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Is healthcare truly connected if support ends after an appointment?

Better healthcare is about more than treatment

It’s about staying connected.

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Whether through follow-up care, digital tools, or community support, staying connected can make a real difference in patient outcomes.

What does better connected healthcare look like in your community? We'd love to hear your perspective.

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At Trackmond, we believe continuous patient engagement helps healthcare providers better support people living with chronic conditions.

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Supporting patients means more than prescribing medication. It also means understanding the challenges they face, encouraging regular follow-up, and staying engaged throughout their care journey.

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What do you think healthcare systems can do to improve access to diabetes treatment?

#DiabetesCare #Healthcare #Nigeria #Trackmond #HealthEquity

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Affordability remains a major barrier to diabetes care in Nigeria.

51.3% of Nigerian patients with Type 2 diabetes reported that their prescribed medicines were unaffordable. (Awodele & Osuolale, African Health Sciences, 2015).

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while 69.0% bought medicines in smaller quantities because they couldn’t afford the full prescription.

Supporting patients means understanding these realities and staying connected throughout their care journey.

Track Health. Save Lives.

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💊 Cost shouldn’t stand between patients and the care they need.
A Nigerian study found that 51.3% of people living with Type 2 diabetes reported their prescribed medications were unaffordable