A new dawn in healthcare is upon Nigeria, and it’s called TeleDoc. Born from the vision of Demilade and Kiki Okewale, this app is set to change how Nigerians access medical services.

With a few taps, patients can connect with doctors in different specialties, no matter where they are.
At the heart of TeleDoc is accessibility. As Demilade, the co-founder, put it, healthcare shouldn’t wait, and neither should patients.

Whether it’s a general consultation or a specialist’s expertise, people can now get the care they need from the comfort of their homes. More importantly, it’s affordable, starting at N10,000—putting quality care within reach for many Nigerians.

TeleDoc isn’t just about convenience; it’s about addressing the long-standing issues in the healthcare system. High costs and lack of access have plagued the country for years. Now, a single app could be the solution to these problems. With round-the-clock availability, patients no longer need to worry about time or distance.

Behind the success of TeleDoc is a secure and seamless experience. With all medical data protected by top-level security, patients can trust that their personal information remains confidential. With this covered, informed Nigerians can focus on getting better rather than worrying about breaches.

In truth, the TeleDoc app doesn’t just cater to patients—it’s a game-changer for doctors too. It gives healthcare professionals the freedom to offer virtual consultations and manage patient records.

So, Doctors can expand their practices and offer their expertise on a platform that reaches millions.
As the app continues to grow, so does the promise it brings to Nigeria.

For too long, quality healthcare has been a privilege for the few. But with TeleDoc, we are seeing the democratization of healthcare in action. It’s no longer a dream; it’s here, and it’s changing lives.

In a country where innovation can feel like a rare gift, TeleDoc stands out as something worthy of celebration. It’s a tool of hope and a step toward better healthcare for all Nigerians. This is not just an app; it’s the future of healthcare.