Keheala

Keheala is a mobile software ecosystem that aims to end the scourge of drug non-compliance – responsible for millions of deaths and billions of wasted dollars – by connecting patients with the community support and motivation that they need to get well, and providing healthcare agencies with the remote-monitoring data/analytics needed to combat epidemics; saving money, saving lives. Keheala was selected from among 176 companies to participate in the third cycle of the 8200 Social Program. The company was a winner of the Pears Challenge Business Incubator for Developing World Innovations and the recipient of both the IsraAID Leapfrog Award. Keheala has been awarded two Development Innovation Ventures grants from the United States' Agency for International Development (USAID) to scale its demonstrated behavioral intervention with local partners in Kenya.