David Jemibewon Crescent, Central Business District, Abuja Nigeria
FAQs
Medexer Resilience is a comprehensive health resilience platform that helps healthcare facilities and communities adapt to and manage heat-related health risks. We use advanced AI and early warning systems to protect lives during extreme heat events across Nigeria.
Our AI-powered system monitors temperature and health risk indicators in real-time. When dangerous heat levels are detected, we send automated alerts to healthcare facilities and communities, allowing them to take preventive measures before critical thresholds are reached.
We offer a suite of tools including heat monitoring systems, emergency response protocols, and resource coordination networks. Our platform helps facilities prepare for and respond to heat events while protecting vulnerable patients.
We work with local health advocates and community workers to identify and support those most at risk during heat events. Our mobile platform provides real-time alerts, health guidance, and emergency contact information directly to vulnerable individuals.
Our system combines real-time temperature data with AI predictive modeling to forecast dangerous heat conditions 24-48 hours in advance. This early warning enables healthcare facilities and emergency services to mobilize resources proactively.
During heat emergencies, our platform coordinates rapid response by connecting hospitals, clinics, and emergency services. We help optimize resource allocation and ensure swift medical assistance where it is needed most.
Our platform operates on robust infrastructure with backup systems and redundancies. We maintain 24/7 monitoring and have contingency protocols to ensure continuous operation during critical events.
We provide comprehensive onboarding, training, and technical support for healthcare facilities. Our system is designed to integrate seamlessly with existing operations while enhancing heat resilience capabilities.
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David Jemibewon Crescent, Central Business District, Abuja Nigeria