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Synchora Health pilots digital immunisation reminder system in Ashanti region

Ghanaian digital health startup Synchora Health has launched a pilot electronic immunization follow-up system across three health facilities in the Juaben Municipal District of the Ashanti Region, deploying automated voice calls and SMS reminders to help reduce childhood vaccine dropout rates.
The three-month pilot, supported by D-Prize, a global organisation that funds early-stage ventures tackling poverty, aims to improve immunization completion for more than 300 children at Juaben Government Hospital, Achiase Health Centre and Bomfa Health Centre.
Synchora Health is a Ghanaian social enterprise developing digital tools to improve outpatient care coordination, including immunization follow-up, chronic disease management, and maternal and child health services in resource-constrained settings.
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