UAE-based medical technology startup Mad Wolf Medical Trading LLC has developed an all-in-one mobile health station that allows people to get in anytime and receive healthcare services without physical interaction with a doctor.
According to a news report published by Khaleej Times, the high-tech mobile health platform displayed at the Healthcare Future Summit, which began on Tuesday, October 29, in Dubai, allows individuals to walk in, be attended to by a doctor virtually, and have their prescribed medicine dispensed at the end of the session.
While this technology is not yet commercialized, it holds immense potential to improve access to healthcare, especially in remote and underserved regions.
With its AI-driven medical tests, real-time evaluation by healthcare professionals via a video call, and automated drug dispensing based on a doctor’s prescriptions, the platform can extend access to healthcare services globally.
How the Mobile Health Platform Works
The mobile clinic allows patients to gain access by either scanning a document or entering a code. Once inside, the intelligent systems will measure critical health metrics, including blood pressure, temperature, ECG, and lung function.
These parameters are then forwarded remotely to a doctor, allowing the patient to connect via a video call for consultation and diagnosis. Based on the patient’s diagnosis results, the doctor then prescribes appropriate medication, which the patient picks from a smart drug dispensing pharmacy using a QR code after exiting the clinic.
According to Emad Deeb from Mad Wolf Medical Trading, each unit is customized according to the buyer’s needs and can be sold separately for use in schools, colleges, shopping malls, or mounted on mobile trucks.
Image credit: Nasreen Abdulla for Khaleej Times
