MetLife Bangladesh’s mobile app, One by MetLife, is now available on iOS, Android, and Web, providing users access to essential health and financial services. With over 1.3 million downloads, the app offers features like tele-doctor consultations, online medicine delivery, and personalized health and financial planning tools.
MetLife Bangladesh has expanded its ‘One by MetLife’ app, now available across iOS, Android, and web platforms. Offering 24/7 telemedicine, online medicine delivery, health assessments, and financial planning, the app has surpassed 1.3 million downloads. This expansion supports the company’s goal to provide accessible digital healthcare and financial services in Bangladesh.
The World Health Organization and Saudi Arabia have launched a digital health collaboration to expand the Hajj health card initiative. This initiative aims to support approximately 3 million pilgrims by providing critical health information and ensuring personalized care during the pilgrimage, enhancing safety and healthcare access.
Digital Health, a subsidiary of Dialog Axiata in Sri Lanka, has launched an AI-powered health scan service through the Doc990 App. This innovative tool allows users to monitor vital health indicators such as blood pressure and heart rate directly from their smartphones, promoting accessible healthcare and preventive care.
Vodafone Egypt has successfully deployed digital healthcare tools across 314 hospitals, benefiting over 6 million patients. The operator aims to extend these services to 26 million citizens. The initiative focuses on digitizing hospital operations, improving patient experiences, and streamlining processes, marking a significant transformation in Egypt’s healthcare sector.
