We build bridges between professionals and patients
Our work is to deliver digital health solutions that improve how care is delivered, measurably — and to hold the standard high enough that the rest of the market has to follow.
Trusted across facilities reaching millions of patients each year
A digital health company that starts in the clinic
Xeventy2.0 Health builds the systems healthcare providers, especially in Africa, can rely on to run every part of care delivery and management — from the admissions desk to the laboratory bench, from the pharmacy shelf to the finance office.
Hospital management, electronic health records, health information dashboards, laboratory and pharmacy systems, telehealth, finance and analytics — and, when a facility's needs are genuinely its own, custom systems that fit them exactly. Every one of our X2 products was aligned to share and use the others' data, so our clients get an all-in-one, interoperable platform rather than a drawer full of apps that never speak.
Around the software sits the expertise: consultants who audit and strengthen how health data is protected, trainers who equip young African professionals to lead the field, and engineers who automate the work nobody should do by hand. We are registered in Nigeria with the Corporate Affairs Commission, and we hold our work to the standards our clients will be audited against.
The people who will actually be in the room
Small enough that you will know everyone working on your deployment by name, and that the person who scoped it is the person who shows up for go-live.
Raphael Akangbe Ph.D
Co-Founder
Barr. Adeoye Damilare
Director, Legal Unit
Engr. Temitayo Daisi-Oso
Chief Technology Officer
Margaret Oluwaseun JOHNSON-IDOWU
Project Director
Have a question? Someone here has already been asked it
Pricing, implementation timelines, migration off a system you regret — ask directly and you will get a direct answer, including when the answer is that we are not the right fit.
What we learned this month, from inside real facilities
Deployment write-ups, compliance changes worth acting on, and the occasional post-mortem of something we got wrong. Written for people who run health services, not for a mailing list.
