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InnoHeza

InnoHeza develops simple, affordable medical tools for frontline healthcare providers in East Africa, with an initial focus on early detection and management of postpartum hemorrhage. The tools are co-created with nurses, community health workers, and patients to ensure they function reliably in low-resource settings where standard treatments may fail. The company won Most Innovative, Most Impactful, and Most Promising Innovation at the TAMC Pitch Competition in Nairobi.

Traction 5/10
Kigali City, Rwanda · HQ
Founded 20243300+ followers
  • Medical Devices
  • Healthcare Technology
  • Hardware
Updated 8 days ago

Funding

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Postpartum hemorrhage is the leading cause of maternal death, responsible for 80% of maternal mortality cases, and mothers die when standard treatments fail or are delayed. A significant portion of women do not respond to available drugs, and in low-resource settings across East Africa, frontline healthcare workers lack simple, reliable tools to detect and manage bleeding complications early enough to save lives.

Solution

InnoHeza designs simple, robust, and affordable medical tools specifically for frontline healthcare in East Africa, bringing together clinicians, designers, and technologists to co-create solutions with the people who will actually use them—nurses, community health workers, and patients. By focusing on making postpartum bleeding visible early and actionable instantly, InnoHeza's tools enable healthcare workers to act sooner and decide faster during critical moments in childbirth. The solutions are built to work in real-world, low-resource environments without complexity, ensuring they function everywhere they are needed. This approach transforms one of the most dangerous moments in birth into one of the safest, giving frontline providers the confidence to manage complications effectively.

Target Audience

Primary users are frontline healthcare providers in East Africa, including nurses, community health workers, and clinical staff at facilities that manage childbirth and maternal care in low-resource settings.

Features

  • Co-created with end users including nurses, community health workers, and patients to ensure real-world usability
  • Designed for low-resource settings with simple, robust functionality that requires no complex infrastructure
  • Focused on early detection of postpartum hemorrhage to enable immediate intervention before bleeding becomes a crisis
  • Affordable pricing model tailored for East African healthcare systems
  • Built to work without dependence on drug responsiveness, addressing cases where standard treatments fail
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