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Transforming fragmented records into connected care

In South Sudan, a patient's history is kept on paper (one ledger, one building, one shelf), so when it is lost or damaged, care begins again without it. The same gap affects reporting: information about an outbreak, a stock-out or a missed vaccination rarely reaches those who can act on it. The data exists; what has been missing is a record system designed for clinics without reliable power or connectivity. TamamHealth is built to provide it.

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South Sudan's healthcare system

The Ministry of Health's 2025 Essential Health Services Package organises the country's care into six levels, and identifies fragmented, paper-based data as one of its largest gaps. Tamam is designed to fit that system rather than replace it. Most sub-Saharan health systems share the same six-tier structure, so the approach can be applied across the region.

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Products

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Hospital Management System

A connected facility platform for OPD, IPD, ward management, laboratory, imaging, pharmacy, billing, HR, and reporting, all tied to the same patient record.

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Deployment

Initial deployment in Juba, designed to scale across sub-Saharan Africa

TamamHealth is raising $100,000 to launch in 10 clinics across Juba and greater South Sudan, to demonstrate that offline-first digital records can operate in the most demanding conditions and to establish a foundation for expansion across sub-Saharan Africa.

Referral / teaching tier

Juba

Central Equatoria

Pilot launch site: the 10-clinic pilot begins in Juba and greater South Sudan.

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News & updates

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Field testingNovember 2026

TamamHealth begins platform testing at Iteru Medical Center in Juba

Iteru Medical Center in Juba, South Sudan, is testing the TamamHealth platform ahead of its planned launch at the facility.

PartnershipNovember 2026

TamamHealth announces fiscal sponsorship by Elimisha Kakuma

Elimisha Kakuma, a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is now the fiscal sponsor of TamamHealth.

TamamHealth mark above the words incorporated in Massachusetts

MilestoneNovember 2026

TamamHealth incorporates in Massachusetts

TamamHealth is now registered as a corporation in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Toye Adebayo, Teny Makuach and Ekow Williams holding the $10,000 check at the Derby Entrepreneurship Center at Tufts

CompetitionApril 2026

TamamHealth places second in the Healthcare & Life Science track at the Tufts New Ventures Competition

TamamHealth received a $10,000 award at its first venture competition, where it presented a working offline-first record system.

The problem is enormous. The fix is here.

We are on a mission to digitize healthcare in South Sudan, with offline-first health records that work wherever care is delivered and with sub-Saharan Africa in view. TamamHealth is a nonprofit organization founded at Tufts University. We welcome inquiries from health facilities, NGOs and funders.

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