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Bring essential health information into one patient-controlled profile.
MedicCord helps people securely carry essential medical information and connect with verified care professionals across Nigeria and beyond.
Designed around one critical promise
A registered patient authorises a participating hospital to retrieve their MedicCord clinical summary. Within a target of two to five minutes, authorised staff can review identity, diagnoses, allergies, medicines and next-of-kin details before providing prompt care.
Bring essential health information into one patient-controlled profile.
Identity checks protect every access request and clinical action.
Share the right record with an authorised doctor, nurse or pharmacist.
Clinicians see the context they need, with every action logged.
The hospital still confirms the patient’s current condition and clinical safety, but it does not need to rebuild the patient’s history or search for a paper file before seeing essential information.
A proposed pooled-access model combines an affordable Nigerian member contribution with voluntary diaspora support. Funds would be ring-fenced for verified healthcare access and, where a licensed insurer agrees, approved insurance premiums.
Contribute from £1 into a pooled, ring-fenced fund for eligible Nigeria-based members. Contributors never receive patient medical information.
A verified local member contributes a proposed ₦500 monthly and may receive pooled support based on transparent, non-discriminatory eligibility rules.
Concept, not insurance. MedicCord would not underwrite risk or guarantee major treatment. Insurance benefits, premiums and claims require licensed partners, actuarial pricing, regulatory approval and published fund governance.
Search facilities, clinical specialties and pharmacies. Directory entries are references until their licences, services and MedicCord participation are independently verified.
Idi-Araba, Lagos
Ebute Metta, Lagos
Victoria Island, Lagos
Ibadan, Oyo
Gwagwalada, FCT
Central Area, FCT
Jabi, FCT
Kano, Kano
Zaria, Kaduna
Ituku-Ozalla, Enugu
Benin City, Edo
Port Harcourt, Rivers
Ile-Ife, Osun
Abeokuta, Ogun
Owerri, Imo
Calabar, Cross River
Verification before visibility. Hospitals should be checked against the national facility register, doctors through MDCN, and pharmacy premises and pharmacists through PCN. Presence in this prototype does not mean approved, partnered or clinically recommended.
A Nigerian resident abroad, or a diaspora patient visiting Nigeria, can authorise a clinician to review an agreed summary of their history. International records would connect through standards-based, consented exchange, not unrestricted file copying.
The public site never exposes system architecture or patient information. A production platform needs layered controls, independent assurance and Nigerian regulatory review.
Least-privilege access, encryption, consent and tamper-evident logs.
Professional credentials and organisations verified before clinical access.
For public figures and people at elevated risk: pseudonymous lookup, restricted support teams, stronger approval rules and heightened monitoring. No VIP bypass to clinical safety.
We are exploring partnerships with hospitals, licensed professionals, regulators, insurers and diaspora health networks.