Between 80 and 90 percent of the world's population live within range of a cellphone tower. A centralized health record, accessible and updatable via mobile phones and web-browsers therefore permits a secure and continuous record of health care for the poorest section of society worldwide. The use of a mobile phone to add images, audio recordings and video, to a patient's medical record leverages an existing infrastructure to deliver medical technology and decision support to regions of the earth that lack a supply chain and infrastructure for training, hardware support and treatment compliance.

Our system provides an instant end-to-end infrastructure for media-centric remote diagnosis by experts that can be located anywhere in the world. Packetization, a synchronization model, and multi-modal data transport allow MoCa to operate even in poor cellular coverage areas. While the system is mobile-centric, it is designed to provide alternatives such as WiFi and tethered uploads for bandwidth constrained situations.

 Our partners include General Electric, CIDRZ, OpenMRS, The NextBillion Project, the ASEAN Center for Telehealth, Harvard Medical School and six leading medical universities in Asia.