GoDoctor NG app analytics for September 4

Healthcare on demand, all over Nigeria. GoDoctor connects you to verified, MDCN-licensed doctors, nurses, hospitals, labs and pharmacies — from one calm, easy app. Care in your pocket. See a doctor in minutes — request a consultation and get matched to an available, licensed doctor by specialty. Talk over secure video or chat, and share photos and documents. AI symptom check — not sure who to see? Talk it through with our friendly health navigator and get pointed to the right care. (Guidance, not a diagnosis.) Prescriptions — receive a digital prescription you can fill straight away. Medicine to your door — find nearby PCN-licensed pharmacies, order your medication, pay securely, and track delivery. Lab tests — book the tests you need, choose a visit or home sample collection, and get your results in the app. Nurses & home visits — book a verified nurse or a home doctor visit near you. Hospitals near you — find facilities and emergency care around you, fast. Camera vitals (beta) — check your heart rate and a blood-pressure trend with your phone camera (a wellness estimate, not a medical device). Your records, one place — consultations, prescriptions and results together. HMO — add your HMO and submit claims. Built for Nigeria. Fees shown up front in Naira. Your data is protected under the Nigeria Data Protection Regulation (NDPR) with explicit, granular consent. GoDoctor is a service of Innoedge Technologies Ltd. Medical Disclaimer: GoDoctor provides general health information and guidance to help you decide what kind of care to seek. It does not provide a medical diagnosis and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of a qualified doctor, pharmacist, or other health provider with any questions about a medical condition, and before making any medical decision. Never disregard or delay professional medical advice because of something you read or receive in this app. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call emergency services (112 or 199) immediately.