Nigeria
- IVR, offline access
- Prescription delivery services
- <40 seconds to connect to a doctor
AI-powered health navigation and on-demand telehealth, white-labelled within the platforms people already use and built to scale across Africa.

AI-powered health navigation and on-demand telehealth, white-labelled within the platforms people already use and built to scale across Africa.

Healthcare gaps are a global challenge.
Across Africa, they are more acute.
Abi works with organisations to increase access to healthcare professionals, regardless of the patient's location, language, literacy, or access to the internet.
Abi creates a simple journey from health need to resolution, helping users understand their needs, navigate to the right service and connect to care when needed.
Users describe their health need or concern in their own words.
Abi’s AI identifies the right information, service or care pathway.
Users access the right support and local professionals, when needed.
Users describe their health need or concern in their own words.
Abi’s AI identifies the right information, service or care pathway.
Users access the right support, including local professionals when needed.
Abi can be configured around your markets, channels and healthcare needs - while keeping your brand and existing user journeys at the centre.
Your brand. Your user experience.
Abi can be configured around your markets, channels and healthcare needs - while keeping your brand and existing user journeys at the centre.
Your brand. Your user experience.
Understand needs and guide users to the right healthcare information, services and support.
Connect users to locally licensed doctors in less than 60 seconds, without appointments.
Meet users where they already are, with white-labelled access across chat, web, mobile and existing digital platforms.
Extend access through multilingual, low-bandwidth, voice, IVR and feature-phone-compatible services.
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Understand needs and guide users to the right healthcare information, services and support.
Connect users to locally licensed doctors in under 30 seconds, without appointments.
Meet users where they already are - across messaging, voice, web or existing digital platforms.
Extend access through multilingual, low-bandwidth, voice, IVR and feature-phone-compatible services.
Designed to support healthcare access across diverse health systems, from urban populations to remote and underserved communities.

Text · voice · video
Digital prescription pathways
Staff training · tools · enablement
Real deployments. Different health systems. One adaptable platform.
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More Cost Efficient
Abi Global Health is a digital health platform providing AI-powered health navigation and on-demand access to local healthcare professionals. Abi's services can be embedded and white-labelled within existing digital ecosystems to help organisations expand access to healthcare at scale.
Abi helps users understand their health needs, navigate to the right information, service or care pathway, and connect with local healthcare professionals when clinical support is needed. The platform is designed to scale across diverse health systems, populations and geographies.
Abi works with organisations responsible for delivering healthcare access at scale, including governments and health systems, health and life insurers, telecom operators, healthcare providers and hospital networks, NGOs and philanthropic organisations.
Abi can meet users through channels they already use, including WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS, voice, web and services embedded directly within existing platforms. Abi also supports low-bandwidth, IVR, voice and feature-phone-compatible access to help reach diverse populations.
Yes. When clinical support is needed, Abi can connect users with locally licensed healthcare professionals through its embedded virtual care platform. On-demand doctor access can be provided without appointments or waiting rooms, with connections in under one minute.
Abi can support remote primary care, AI-powered triage and health navigation, maternal and child health, chronic disease management, prescription services, community health worker enablement and national-scale virtual care infrastructure. Services can be configured for different healthcare systems and populations.
Yes. Abi is API-first and can provide fully white-labelled services within an organisation's existing ecosystem. Services can be configured across markets, channels and healthcare needs so users can remain within familiar digital experiences.
Abi has supported deployments across African markets including Ethiopia, Kenya, South Africa and Nigeria. These deployments include low-bandwidth healthcare access, multilingual services, AI-powered health navigation, virtual consultations and embedded prescription services.
Yes, expanding access to healthcare is central to Abi’s mission.
Abi removes common barriers to care including:
With IVR, 2-way SMS, and chat-based interfaces, Abi enables access even without smartphones or high-speed internet - aligning with global goals for digital health equity and universal health coverage.
Abi operates a four-part ongoing quality assurance process:
AI continuously monitors consultations for quality signals and escalates where necessary, combining automation with human clinical oversight.
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