Frontlines of Health
How can communities invest in frontline health workers and services to improve their access to effective and affordable care?
Electronic Records for Family Health
Solver E-Heza received the $25,000 Save the Children Prize for Breakthrough Innovations for Children from Member Save the Children in 2018 to further develop a low-cost electronic health record that improves maternal and child health outcomes.
Electronic Records for Family Health
Solver E-Heza, a low-cost electronic health record that improves maternal and child health outcomes, received a $10,000 grant from Solve in 2018 for being selected as a Frontlines of Health Solver.
AI-Powered Platform for Health Workers
Solver Ada Health received the $25,000 Artificial Intelligence for the Betterment of Humanity Prize from Member Patrick J. McGovern Foundation in 2018 to create an AI-powered digital decision support platform for community health workers.
AI-Powered Platform for Health Workers
Solver Ada Health received the $25,000 Save the Children Prize for Breakthrough Innovations for Children from Member Save the Children in 2018 to create an AI-powered digital decision support platform for community health workers.
AI-Powered Platform for Health Workers
Solver Ada Health, an AI-powered digital decision support platform for community health workers, received a $10,000 grant from Solve in 2018 for being selected as a Frontlines of Health Solver.
AI-Powered Platform for Health Workers
Solver Ada Health, an AI-powered digital decision support platform for community health workers, received $10,000 in prize funding from Member Mohammed bin Rashid Initiative for Global Prosperity in 2019 for being selected as a finalist in the Sustainable Cities Challenge powered by MIT Solve.
A Neonatal Vital Signs Monitor
Solver Neopenda, which created a wearable neonatal vital signs monitor for resource-constrained environments, received a $10,000 grant from Solve in 2018 for being selected as a Frontlines of Health Solver.
A Neonatal Vital Signs Monitor
Solver Neopenda received the $30,000 UN Women She Innovates Prize for Gender-Responsive Innovation from Members Citi and SAP Next-Gen in 2018 to further develop a wearable neonatal vital signs monitor for resource-constrained environments.
Recertifying Refugee Health Workers
Solver Refugee Health Workforce, which deploys blockchain tech to recertify refugee healthcare workers, received a $10,000 grant from Solve in 2018 for being selected as a Frontlines of Health Solver.
Documenting Sexual Violence Evidence
Solver MediCapt, which transforms the documentation and prosecution of sexual violence, received a $10,000 grant from Solve in 2018 for being selected as a Frontlines of Health Solver.
Documenting Sexual Violence Evidence
Solver MediCapt received a $200,000 grant from Member Patrick J. McGovern Foundation in 2019 to transform the documentation and prosecution of sexual violence.
Sex Education for Latin American Youth
Solver Sexperto, which provides Latin America’s youth with expert answers to their sexual health questions, received a $10,000 grant from Solve in 2018 for being selected as a Frontlines of Health Solver.
Delivering Life-Saving Medical Products
Solver LifeBank, which combines data, smart logistics, and technology to deliver life-saving medical products, received a $10,000 grant from Solve in 2018 for being selected as a Frontlines of Health Solver.
Delivering Life-Saving Medical Products
Solver LifeBank received $10,000 in Covid-19 emergency grant funding from Member Someone Else's Child Foundation in 2020 to combine data, smart logistics, and technology to deliver life-saving medical products.
Innovating to End Maternal Mortality
Solver LifeBank received $5 million in grant and investment funding from the MOMs Initiative, a partnership between Merck for Mothers, USAID, DFC, and Credit Suisse, in 2020 to supply an expected one million additional units of blood and other lifesaving medical products to help save mothers’ lives.
Saving Lives through Routine Mobile Screening
Solver Access Afya, which reduces premature morbidity through mobile screening and clinical management, received a $10,000 grant from Solve in 2018 for being selected as a Frontlines of Health Solver.
Saving Lives through Routine Mobile Screening
Solver Access Afya received a $50,000 investment from Member Sayuri Sharper in 2020 to reduce premature morbidity through mobile screening and clinical management.
Saving Lives through Routine Mobile Screening
Solver Access Afya received $10,000 in Covid-19 emergency grant funding from Member Someone Else's Child Foundation in 2020 to reduce premature morbidity through mobile screening and clinical management.
Saving Lives through Routine Mobile Screening
Solver Access Afya received a $10,000 investment from XMS Capital Partners in 2020 to reduce premature morbidity through mobile screening and clinical management.
Saving Lives through Routine Mobile Screening
Solver Access Afya received an investment from Solve Innovation Future in 2020 to reduce premature morbidity through mobile screening and clinical management.
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