Solution Brief: KMS ETH Health Trading S.C.

Bridging Gaps in Healthcare Access across Ethiopia
The Challenge
For millions in Ethiopia and across Africa, accessing basic healthcare is a daily struggle. Long waits, medicine shortages, and fragmented services hit vulnerable groups the hardest—patients with chronic illnesses, expecting mothers, and malnourished children often travel miles only to find clinics understocked or overcrowded. In remote areas, the problem is worse: healthcare feels out of reach.
Our Solution
KMS ETH Health Trading S.C. is a hybrid digital health platform that puts care back in people’s hands. Think of it as a lifeline:-
•	A trusted network: 550 doctors, 445 pharmacies, 10 hospitals, 39 clinics, 3 labs, and 99 distributors all verified and connected.
•	Local-first approach: Our 500-meter radius model ensures users find the nearest available care, whether it’s a consultation, lab test, or urgent medication.
•	Seamless access: Book appointments, consult doctors online, or get medicines delivered—all through one platform, approved by the Ethiopian Ministry of Health and EFDA.
Why It Works
•	For patients: No more endless queues or wasted trips. A mother can order antibiotics for her child; a diabetic patient can refill prescriptions with a tap.
•	For providers: Pharmacies and clinics reduce empty shelves with real-time demand data, while doctors expand their reach.
•	For the system: We cut inefficiencies, redirecting limited resources to where they’re needed most.
Proven Impact
•	16,500+ active users relying on the platform.
•	71,000+ bookings processed—saving time, saving lives.
•	 42,000+ consultations delivered, from routine check-ups to chronic care.
•	Scalable: Designed for Africa’s urban and semi-urban hubs, where healthcare gaps mirror Ethiopia’s.
The Bigger Picture
We’re not just a platform we’re rewriting how healthcare works in underserved communities. By linking patients, providers, and suppliers, KMS ETH is building a future where distance doesn’t deny care, and income doesn’t dictate access.
