In Nigeria, access to essential medicines remains a major barrier to quality healthcare. Only 23% of needed medicines are consistently available, forcing many patients to delay treatment or rely on unregulated alternatives. Healthcare costs are also disproportionately high, with 73% of spending paid out-of-pocket, placing a heavy burden on low- and middle-income households.

These challenges are compounded by fragmented health records and limited coordination across pharmacies, insurers, and providers. As a result, patients with chronic conditions often struggle to adhere to medication regimens, leading to preventable complications and poorer health outcomes. Without integrated systems and reliable last-mile delivery, millions of Nigerians face gaps in treatment access and continuity of care.

OneHealth addresses these gaps through a comprehensive digital health platform that consolidates e-pharmacy services, telemedicine, medication delivery, and adherence support into a single, coordinated experience. Patients receive timely access to medications through OneHealth’s pharmacy benefits system, while digital refill reminders and quarterly adherence reviews help them stay on track with long-term treatment.

By connecting pharmacies, insurers, and providers through its marketplace infrastructure, OneHealth enables seamless collaboration across the healthcare ecosystem. This integrated approach reduces time-to-treatment, improves medication availability, and ensures that patients receive consistent, reliable care.

OneHealth has grown into a trusted platform reaching more than 30,000 active enrollees and fulfilling roughly 50,000 prescriptions each month. With a nationwide network of 1,800 pharmacy partners, the company is improving access to quality medicines and strengthening care coordination across Nigeria. Its digital platform is also helping patients maintain adherence to treatment, reducing complications tied to chronic conditions.