Medic Mobile

Building tools for people who care. Medic builds world-class, open-source software that supports health workers delivering equitable care that reaches everyone.

Medic serves as the technical steward and a core contributor to the Community Health Toolkit (CHT), an open-source platform that supports health workers as they provide essential care in their own communities. We are part of a movement for global health equity aimed at changing how health systems work and how technology powers those systems. Medic's global team of innovators is 90+ strong, dispers

ed across more than 14 countries, 32 cities, and all time zones. We create resources, build documentation, and offer support to a growing community of partners and builders working to improve health in the hardest-to-reach communities. Medic is a US 501(c)(3) public charity with tax-exempt status.

05/28/2026

276 million.

That’s how many all-time moments of care have been delivered by community health workers through the Community Health Toolkit.

In 2025 alone, they delivered over 75 million caring activities, from pregnancy registrations to malnutrition screenings; immunization checks to hypertension assessments.

That’s what a platform built for scale, at the last mile, supported by a global community, can do.

Thank you to our partners who made this possible ✨

Explore the impact we made in 2025 at the link in the comments.

05/27/2026

We’re proud to share our 2025 Annual Report: Rooted in Community, Built to Last.

2025 wasn’t a quiet year. For anyone in the global health sector. Funding shocks, a rapidly shifting aid landscape, the accelerating pace of AI…all brought challenges and opportunity.

Yet, through it all, something extraordinary happened: our community came together, not apart.

By the end of 2025, the Community Health Toolkit supported 182,636 health workers across 24 countries, reaching an estimated 90 million people. Eight national governments now rely on the CHT to power their community health systems.

This report belongs to every health worker, every partner, and every supporter who made that possible.

Read it at the link in the comments and let us know what you’re most excited for what’s next in digital health?

05/21/2026

Maureen faced something no mother should.

Yet she chose to channel her experience into helping others, becoming a Community Health Promoter supported by Lwala Community Alliance.

Thanks to The Ministry of Health Kenya's steadfast dedication to the digital transformation of their community health program, Maureen is salaried, skilled, supplied, supervised, and supported with a digital health system that reminds her of household visits and guides her while she's there.

She also now advocates for other CHWs around the world to receive the same.

🎥 In this video, we catch up with Maureen ahead of to hear why CHW representation is so important at global forums.

If you haven't seen Maureen's full story produced by BBC StoryWorks, we encourage you to check out the link in the comments on this post 💬 🔗

05/19/2026

What if your work funded the technology that community health workers around the world depend on every single day?

We're hiring a Development Lead at Medic. A fundraising professional who'll own our grants portfolio, write proposals that win, and help us tell one of the most important stories in global health.

Fully remote. Applications close 22 May 2026.

If this is you, apply at the link in the comments.

04/14/2026

Over 90% of the CHT’s platform features come directly from community needs.

Breakthroughs aren’t built in boardrooms. Innovation thrives in community.

That’s how we’re building tech that lasts.

Read more at the link in the comments 🔗 💬

04/09/2026

What if a community health worker described what she needed…and AI built it?

That’s the future we’re working toward.

Because when we harness the full potential of emerging technologies at the last mile, communities hold the power to drive more local innovations that inspire global transformations.

Explore it with us. Check out the link in the comments 💡

04/07/2026

Every day, CHWs walk miles. Cross rivers. Even climb hillsides. All to make sure no one falls through the cracks.

This , we honor their contributions. Not in words, but in meaningful actions.

Check out the link in the comments to find out how 💬 🔗

04/06/2026

We have a new plan.

One that will take us from 182,676 health workers today ▶️ 350,000 by 2028.
From 90 million people reached with critical care services ▶️ 175 million.

Want to know how? Read our strategy at the link in the comments below 🔗

03/11/2026

CHT 5.1 is here! Featuring more contributors than ever before 🎉

Ashley Jones breaks down what's new and improved in under 2 mins.

🚀 Congratulations to all of the CHT Community who worked so hard on this release!

03/05/2026

“My future is bright and I need to do something.”

That’s what led Immaculate to become a community health worker in Kenya.

For eight years she’s supported families, strengthened her community, and helped save lives.

Stories like hers are why the Community Health Toolkit exists.

As approaches, we’re celebrating the women who power community health: the CHWs, the implementers, the developers, the researchers, and the philanthropists.

Their voices shape the future of care.

That's why our vision for the CHT is centered around the many communities it serves. Because communities can only be as strong as the health of their women, and of the women who ensure their health.

📅 On March 10, Medic’s first female Co-Executive Directors are hosting a live fireside chat about what comes next.

Join the conversation.

👉 Link in comments to register

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