By Staff Reporter
CheckUp Health, a pioneering AI-powered healthcare platform founded by Zimbabwean entrepreneur Fungai Ndemera, has gained international acclaim after being shortlisted as a finalist in two categories at the prestigious Medilink Midlands Business Awards 2025 in the UK.
The nominations—Delivering Innovation into Health and Care and Advances in Digital Healthcare—underscore CheckUp Health’s commitment to transforming primary healthcare through cutting-edge digital solutions.
With a mission to improve healthcare accessibility and efficiency, CheckUp Health has made significant strides in digital health innovation. The platform, which has been successfully implemented in the UK, provides AI-driven decision-making tools for clinicians, GP administrative teams, and patients.
Key features of CheckUp Health include:
- AI-powered customisation for precise patient support
- Multilingual capabilities ensuring inclusive healthcare access
- Secure digital consultations to enhance efficiency and convenience
Expanding Impact to Zimbabwe
Beyond its success in the UK, CheckUp Health is actively improving healthcare accessibility in Zimbabwe. The company has established a flagship GP-led health hub in Ruwa, currently serving over 25,000 patients managing chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension. Through AI integration and digital health solutions, the Ruwa Hub is enhancing patient outcomes by providing essential care and remote monitoring for long-term health conditions.
Reflecting on the recognition, CheckUp Health Founder & CEO Fungai Ndemera expressed her pride in leading a digital healthcare revolution:
“Being recognised at an international level is a testament to the power of digital innovation in healthcare. As a Zimbabwean entrepreneur, I am proud to drive a technology-based approach that not only improves patient care in the UK but also has the potential to transform healthcare accessibility across Africa.”
CheckUp Health is inviting collaborations with stakeholders in Zimbabwe to explore how AI-driven healthcare solutions can further enhance medical services in both urban and rural communities.
