A doctor and a nurse reading a patient's paper file together, in front of a wall of paper folders

Transforming fragmented records into connected care

In South Sudan, a patient's history lives on paper (one ledger, one building, one shelf), so when it is lost or damaged, care begins again from nothing. The same break runs upward: what a facility knows about an outbreak, a stock-out or a missed vaccination rarely reaches anyone who can act on it. The data exists; what has been missing is a record built for a clinic with no power and no signal. That is what Tamam is.

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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Starting in Juba, built to scale across sub-Saharan Africa

We’re raising $100,000 to launch TamamHealth in 10 clinics across Juba and greater South Sudan: proof that offline-first digital records can work in the hardest conditions, and a foundation built to scale across sub-Saharan Africa.

Referral / teaching tier

Juba

Central Equatoria

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

News & updates

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

Second place in the Healthcare & Life Science track at the Tufts New Ventures Competition

Our first venture competition, and a $10,000 award: judged on a working offline-first record system rather than a slide deck.

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The problem is enormous. The fix is buildable.

Facility, NGO, funder, or just curious: tell us what you’re building or how you want to help. Founded at Tufts University · starting in South Sudan, built for sub-Saharan Africa.

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Health worker helping a patient access their records on a phone