SCENARIOS · WHAT TAMAMHEALTH COULD DO FOR YOU

What changes when a South Sudan facility goes digital

TamamHealth is pre-launch — these stories are forward-looking scenarios, not deployment claims. Each one shows the kind of problem we built the platform to solve and what comparable digital-health rollouts elsewhere in East Africa have delivered.

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Projected outcomes · pilot facilities welcome

TamamHealth team ready to deploy across South Sudan

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Health workers at a South Sudan referral facility

Cutting OPD wait time in half at a national referral hospital

National Referral Hospital (illustrative)·Juba, Central Equatoria

What a 750-bed national hospital could expect after replacing paper triage cards with the TamamHealth OPD queue: a projected drop in median outpatient wait time from over three hours to under ninety minutes, and a measurable lift in patient satisfaction within the first quarter.

Building a pharmacy supply chain that doesn't run out

County Referral Hospital (illustrative)·Wau, Western Bahr el Ghazal

What a county referral hospital could expect after rolling out TamamHealth PMS with batch tracking and donor-tagged inventory: stock-out incidents on essential medicines projected to drop from double digits per quarter into the low single digits.

Registering 12,000 households offline across a PHCU network

County PHCU Network (illustrative)·Kajo-keji County, Central Equatoria

What a county PHCU network could achieve with Boma Health Workers running TamamHealth CMS on offline tablets: tens of thousands of households registered within the first 90 days, with full sync at monthly supervision visits.

Households registered

Slashing lab report turnaround from 5 days to 8 hours

Private Diagnostic Centre (illustrative)·Juba, Central Equatoria

What a Juba private diagnostic centre could expect by integrating their existing analyzers and ultrasound directly into TamamHealth LIS + RIS: median report turnaround projected to drop from 5 days to under 8 hours.