Health information that reaches the room.
HealthScreen Africa helps clinics turn waiting time into a moment for clear, picture-led, clinically governed health education.
Every asset is designed to make one action understandable—whether the screen is heard, read, or simply seen.
Education that respects attention, context, and care.
The programme is built for caregivers, pregnant women, families, and the health teams who support them. It makes room for clear pictures, understandable language, and the safeguards needed for public health information.
Built for waiting rooms
Modules screen on-loop wherever people already wait — no app, no login, no extra step for the patient.
Language with local care
English is the controlled clinical source. Shona and Ndebele versions are managed as their own reviewable pathways.
Governed before display
Nothing reaches a screen until it clears clinical, language, and programme sign-off.
A connected pathway, not a long film.
The Zimbabwe pilot is structured as twelve focused modules, beginning with four maternal–newborn priorities. Clinics can use the right topic at the right time without overwhelming viewers.
View the programme series →Begin antenatal care early
Pregnancy warning signs
Plan for a safe birth
Newborn danger signs