Mission
MediSina exists for one reason: most hospital software is built for wealthy hospitals in stable economies, and that’s exactly where it isn’t needed most. The clinics that carry the heaviest care load — the small mission hospital in a rural district, the NGO outpost in a refugee settlement, the church-run maternity ward — are running on paper, on Excel, or on inherited systems abandoned by their original vendors a decade ago.
We are building a modern, modular hospital information system for those clinics. It is mobile-ready because that’s what doctors and nurses there actually use. It works offline because the internet doesn’t, sometimes for days. It speaks multiple languages because the teams do. And it is free to nonprofit clinics — the deployment cost is borne by sponsors who care about the outcome.
Team
MediSina is operated by a small, multidisciplinary working group of clinicians, software engineers, and program managers. The team is intentionally small for v1 to keep decisions fast and aligned with the first clinic’s lived reality.
We will publish full team biographies once our nonprofit legal entity is registered and team membership is locked. Until then, we’re a working group — and the work is what matters.
Governance
Operated by the MediSina working group, in the process of forming a nonprofit legal entity. The specific framework (Türkiye dernek, US 501(c)(3), UK CIC, or equivalent) is being decided with legal counsel based on where the first major funding originates and which jurisdiction is most efficient for the clinics we serve. We expect to finalize structure by Q3 2026.
Get in touch
- Bring MediSina to your clinic: /for-hospitals
- Sponsor a deployment: /for-donors
- Anything else: /contact