HealthPort

At HealthPort, we believe in providing quality healthcare access to everyone, regardless of their location. Our end-to-end solution is designed to improve medical oxygen access in low-resource settings, particularly in rural areas where mothers and caregivers often struggle to get the care they need.

With our solution, we are working to reduce maternal and pediatric mortality rates in neglected communities and give mothers and caregivers peace of mind. By providing access to medical oxygen, we are empowering them with the tools they need to take care of their loved ones.

So, join us in our mission to create a world where every mother and child has access to the care they need to thrive.

Thank you

Join us in celebrating this month’s Woman on the Rise, sponsored by

Congratulations to Aishat Adeniji, co-founder and CEO of 🎉

HealthPort aims at improving access to quality medical care by efficiently managing medical oxygen logistics and asset management 🩺

To learn more, head to the link in the bio! ☝️

Our projects, made possible by support and partnership, aim to increase and strengthen access to oxygen at all levels of the health pyramid by providing contextually appropriate and long-term solutions to respiratory diseases that kill children and adults.

Our knowledgeable technical staff can assist you in determining the best oxygen grade for your needs and scheduling oxygen delivery.

Link in the bio 🔗

1. HealthPort is capable of not only providing unique solutions for on-site oxygen supply to medical facilities, but also of service, refurbishment, and maintenance of all makes and sizes of oxygen and pulse oximeters equipment.

In Nigeria, many low-resource hospitals do not have adequate numbers of pulse oximeters available, and their healthcare workers are not well-trained on how to use it

HealthPort focus on improving anesthetic and surgical safety, by procuring and distributing pulse oximeters and relevant educational training to more hospital in any capacity gaps that remain in 2023.

Our 2022

- 53 Hospitals interacted with HealthPort
- 55 oxygen equipments serviced
- 70 Oxygen Cylinders provided during Pilot
- Reached 100+ Patients
- 3 community Outreach
- MIT Solver 2022
- Better Futures CoLab Partnership
- 20 Healthcare workers trained

Cheers to 2023 🥂

Diseases associated with hypoxemia kill 625,000 people in Nigeria each year. Over 170,000 of these deaths are the result of pneumonia-induced hypoxemia in children under the age of five.

Just by being a little more vigilant and aware of pneumonia, we can save many people from catching this disease.

Wishing you an avalanche of happiness this holiday. May your holiday be joyous and peaceful!

Season’s Greetings.