WeCare Digital Health, based in Addis Ababa, is at the forefront of transforming healthcare access in Ethiopia through its innovative telemedicine services. Founded by Dr. Bethel Dereje, WeCare addresses critical challenges such as the low physician-to-population ratio and the underutilization of health professionals. By offering video consultations, call center support, and in-person appointments, WeCare makes healthcare accessible from the palm of your hand. With a focus on leveraging Ethiopia's growing number of smartphone users, WeCare is positioned to dramatically improve healthcare delivery and outcomes, while simultaneously reducing unemployment among health professionals.

Founded by Rahel Getachew, Lenat addresses the challenges faced by expectant parents who lack reliable information and access to medical professionals, offering curated pregnancy content, doctor consultations, and a marketplace for maternity products. Rahel aims to empower mothers to make informed decisions and enhance their motherhood experience. Lenat's vision includes scaling its impact by providing localized content and expanding to underserved urban areas in Ethiopia. 

Founded by Nebiyat Demeke Fiseha, Rohobot is a healthcare startup in Addis Ababa, offering accessible and affordable home-based care for the chronically ill and elderly. This innovative venture also creates job opportunities for medical graduates. Rohobot's model involves training and employing fresh medical graduates, ensuring quality care at affordable prices. Catering to the elderly and Ethiopians abroad with aging parents, the company is driven by a vision to create a suitable environment for chronic ill patients and elders in Ethiopia and across Africa.

Lifeline Addis, co-founded by Dr. Solomon Desalegn and his team, is a home based healthcare service in Ethiopia, focusing on long-term rehabilitative and palliative care. Lifeline Addis provides comprehensive, high-quality, and personalized home-based healthcare, aiming to improve the quality of life for patients with chronic illnesses like stroke and cancer and their families. The company envisions serving thousands of families and expanding its services to all regions of Ethiopia and at least three other African countries within the next five years. Lifeline Addis is committed to fostering a culture of care and compassion, ensuring that patients receive the support they need in the comfort of their homes. 

YeneHealth founded by Kidist Tesfaye is a digital platform in Ethiopia, focusing on enhancing healthcare access, particularly for women. It serves as a comprehensive marketplace, allowing Ethiopians to connect with trusted healthcare professionals and access an e-pharmacy. YeneHealth is especially dedicated to improving health, digital, and financial literacy among Ethiopian women, aspiring to be the leading homegrown digital telehealth platform in the country. It aims to empower women and the general population by providing them with the knowledge and resources needed to make informed health decisions.