Hospital in Home is building an on-demand, in-home care model in Pakistan so that people can get medicines, lab services, and hospital-level care in the comfort of their homes. "There is no disease that Allah (God) has created, except that He also has created its treatment." — Prophet Muhammad (Sahih Bukhari: The book of Medicine)
This is the message that inspired the Muslim physicians of medieva
l times, resulting in great advances in the field of medicine and surgery, at a time when little attention was paid to the restoration of health by rational means. From mobile dispensaries to general hospitals - established as early as 805 in Baghdad - speak volumes of the importance given to healthcare by Muslim rulers. Al-Razi (Latinized as Rhazes) and Ibn Sina (known as Avicenna in the West) are among the figures who transformed the art and science of medicine. Inspired by the legacy of our ancestors from the Prophetic time, Hospital in Home, an e-Health startup, is building an on-demand, in-home model to bring healthcare services to peoples' doorsteps in Pakistan.
