Speaking at the launch, the Chief Executive Officer, EzzyCare, Dr Torngee Malu, said the application had been designed to work like an Uber app, allowing users to access healthcare services from anywh
ere at any time, according to Punch.In a bid to address the scarcity of medical professionals in rural areas nationwide, a team of Nigerian doctors have introduced an application through which Nigerians can interface with over 1000 medical personnel.
The app, he said, provides access to a range of healthcare providers, including doctors, nurses, and specialists, all of whom are available to provide consultations, prescriptions, and appointments through the app. He said, “This medical app enables users to easily locate doctors nearest to their location and receive prompt medical attention through video consultations or in-person visits.
“Users can effortlessly find the closest pharmacies, choose from a variety of lab tests based on affordability, and even request medications through the app. All healthcare providers on Ezzycare are meticulously verified to ensure the highest quality of care.
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