Overburdened Health Facilities
Ghana's clinics and hospitals are stretched far beyond capacity, making routine chronic disease follow up care nearly impossible at the facility level.
NAKI Health connects patients with nurses for chronic disease management, cardiovascular monitoring, and preventive care — right at home.

Overburdened clinics, vast geographic gaps, and an underutilized nursing workforce leave millions without consistent care.
Ghana's clinics and hospitals are stretched far beyond capacity, making routine chronic disease follow up care nearly impossible at the facility level.
Over 150,000 trained nurses and midwives in Ghana are unemployed or underemployed — a massive, untapped clinical resource sitting idle.
Hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease are surging across Sub-Saharan Africa, yet community-level management infrastructure barely exists.
From first booking to AI-assisted monitoring, NAKI coordinates the full care experience — seamlessly.
Patients or family members request a visit in seconds — no app download required. A trained NAKI dispatcher confirms and assigns the nearest qualified nurse.
A vetted, trained NAKI nurse visits the patient with clinical-grade devices for blood pressure, ECG, blood glucose, and more.
Vitals are captured digitally, with AI tools flagging risk scores, generating alerts, and supporting the nurse's clinical judgment in real time.
Between visits, NAKI's remote monitoring platform tracks trends and alerts nurses or supervising physicians when intervention is needed.

NAKI nurses are trained to manage the most prevalent chronic diseases affecting Africans — with clinical precision, right at home.
Hypertension monitoring, ECG screening, cardiac risk assessment, and medication adherence support using Eko Health devices.
Blood glucose tracking, HbA1c follow up, lifestyle coaching, and complication screening delivered to the patient's home.
Routine health checks, BMI, respiratory assessment, and early detection of risk factors before conditions escalate.
Between visits, AI-powered monitoring via Luscii keeps clinical teams informed and flags deterioration early.
NAKI creates flexible, dignified income for Ghana's 150,000+ unemployed nurses and midwives — while delivering the care communities urgently need.

For the first time since qualifying, I can serve patients and earn a consistent income — in my own community, on my own terms.
Work as an independent contractor on your own schedule. Accept visits that fit your location, expertise, and availability.
Receive structured training in chronic disease management, digital health tools, and AI-assisted documentation before your first visit.
NAKI's clinical AI handles documentation, risk scoring, and alerts — so you spend more time with patients, less time on paperwork.
Top-performing nurses earn increased visit priority, bonuses, and mentorship pathways within the growing NAKI network.
Applications opening for July 2026 pilot cohort.
Apply as a NurseNAKI is a private-sector partner in achieving Universal Health Coverage across Africa, aligned with Ghana's Mahama Cares and the Ghana Medical Trust Fund.
Named in honor of Docia Angelina Naki Kissieh — Ghana's first Chief Nursing Officer, whose legacy of service guides everything we do.

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