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Wike inaugurates Care365 innovation system to boost healthcare access for FCT residents

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FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike, has inaugurated Care365 Innovation System to boost healthcare access for residents of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

The minister, during the inauguration on Tuesday in Abuja, pledged the FCT Administration’s (FCTA) commitment to supporting initiatives aimed at improving the lives and living standards of residents.

Represented by the FCT Minister of State, Dr Mariya Mahmoud, Wike
said that the FCTA would provide the needed support for the success of Care365 innovation in the territory.

He added that “this administration believes that Care365 will help to reduce healthcare disparities by providing accessible services and improving health outcomes for FCT residents

“We also believe that this innovation, due to its user-friendly interface and seamless virtual consultation, will enhance patients’ experience and satisfaction.

“The cutting-edge healthcare solution is a testament to the power of innovation and collaboration in transforming the healthcare system.”

Wike, therefore, commended Retired Gen. Abdulsalam Abubakar and other stakeholders who worked hard to bring the innovation to the country.

He urged stakeholders to collaborate in ensuring successful implementation of the groundbreaking initiative.

Earlier, Ngozi Odumuko, the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Care365 Innovation System in Nigeria, gave comprehensive outlook of the initiative.

According to him, Care365 is a comprehensive healthcare innovation that introduces Care365 Health Monitoring Kiosk, Care365 Mobile Clinic, Care365 Health Hub Telemedicine Mobile, Web App, as well as Specialist Doctors Pool.

He said that the four crucial components were all designed to revolutionise healthcare access and delivery.

Angela Atabo

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