In April, the clinic provided free primary care to 357 patients! This brings its total impact over 5 months of operation to 2,186 people, offering healthcare to Nigerians with no other accessible and affordable options nearby.
| Patients seen in April | 357 patients |
|---|---|
| Total patients seen | 2,186 patients |
Other information:
| Common illnesses | Malaria, hypertension management, upper respiratory infection |
|---|---|
| Median income of patients | ₦30,549 ($20/month) |
| Youngest patient | 1-year-old baby boy |
| Oldest patient | 80-year-old grandma |
| Gender distribution | 69% female, 31% male |
| Plastic waste recycled | 10 lbs. |
Clinic staff diagnosed and treated a range of illnesses in April. Measles was detected and treated early in a 12-year-old girl. Other cases included malaria (30%), upper respiratory tract infections (13%), and unmanaged hypertension (12%). Additional diagnoses included rashes, peptic ulcers, insomnia, and more.
At a glance:
| Malaria | 30% |
|---|---|
| Upper respiratory tract infections | 13% |
| Unmanaged hypertension | 12% |
| Others include measles, peptic ulcer, rashes, myalgia | 47% |