The Problem
Rural and underserved communities face delayed diagnosis, long travel distances and limited access to essential care.
Explore the core story behind Doctor On Wheels — the problem we are solving, the mobile care model, the business case, projected impact and the funding required to bring the first unit to life.
A concise walkthrough of the problem, proposed solution, business model, operational plan, financial case and long-term social impact.
Rural and underserved communities face delayed diagnosis, long travel distances and limited access to essential care.
A 42-foot AI-powered mobile clinic delivering diagnostics, treatment support and essential services closer to patients.
From arrival and check-in to testing, consultation, treatment, referral and follow-up — all within a mobile healthcare workflow.
Revenue and deployment through governments, NGOs, suppliers, patient subsidies and leasing partnerships.
Projected returns through scalable mobile clinic deployment, healthcare contracts and operating efficiencies.
Strong social returns through earlier diagnosis, safer pregnancies, reduced preventable disease and community-level health improvement.
A model designed for replication across counties in Kenya and, over time, wider East African expansion.
A multidisciplinary effort bringing together healthcare, operations, engineering and technology leadership.
The first phase of Doctor On Wheels requires structured seed funding to launch the first truck, build operational capacity and scale the enabling technology behind the model.
Expected within 3–5 years with scaling.
Per truck under projected operating assumptions.
Estimated social value for every $1 invested.
Projected under the proposed business model.
Whether you are an investor, NGO, county stakeholder or strategic partner, Doctor On Wheels welcomes opportunities to collaborate.