A-Lite Uganda develops the A-Lite Vein Locator that utilizes Red Light Technology to illuminate veins for medical procedures. It aims to improve healthcare in Sub-Saharan Africa through innovation.

A-Lite Uganda

Ruby Hospital offers a range of healthcare services including emergency care, maternity, pediatrics, surgery, and specialized diagnostic services. It focuses on delivering personalized medical attention in a caring environment, utilizing modern technology.

Ruby Hospital

A-Lite Uganda | 69 followers on LinkedIn. &quot;Saving Lives&quot; | A medical device company dedicated to improving the quality of healthcare in sub-Saharan Africa through innovation and applied research.

Biomedical Engineer | MedTech Innovator

Emmanuel Kamuhire

CTO - A-Lite Uganda Ltd

PAUL GUSIMBA

Finance and Administration at A-Lite Uganda

Nuwahereza Anita

Exciting Milestone! I'm delighted to share that A-Lite Uganda has officially commenced the premarket assessment of the A-Lite Vein Locator device at Wellspring Children's Medical Centre. This is a major milestone, paving the way for regulatory submissions and product launch. The A-Lite vein locator addresses a critical global challenge faced by healthcare providers during venous access, especially for children whose veins are difficult to find. The device aims to: 🔹⁠ Reduce Time to Cannulation 🔹 Increase First-Attempt IV Success Rates 🔹⁠ Reduce Medical Waste 🔹⁠ Enhance Patient Outcomes A huge shoutout to all our partners who have generously contributed to this journey, providing financial support and mentorship to make this vision a reality. Your belief in us means everything! Heartfelt thanks to: Villgro Africa African Impact Initiative International Development Research Centre (IDRC) - Canada UNDP Uganda ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers) CAMTech (Consortium for Affordable Medical Technologies) CAMTech Uganda Ministry of ICT and National Guidance - Uganda African Medtech Health Innovation Hub - University of Toronto Mastercard Foundation Mbarara University of Science & Technology University of Cape Town Gifftid . Join us on this journey to empower healthcare providers globally to manage children requiring intravenous therapy. #BuildingGlobalBusinesses #AfricaToTheWorld #InnovationForImpact

Meet Emmanuel Kamuhire ! Emmanuel is an African Impact Challenge 2023 winner. Currently, he and his cohort are in Toronto as part of the AIC experience. Emmanuel is from Uganda and is the CEO and Founder of A-Lite Uganda alongside Dr. Mubiru Julius , Ms. LYDIA ASIIMWE , Mr. solomon oshabaheebwa , Dr. Brian Ssenkumba , and Mr. PAUL GUSIMBA . But that’s not all! A fact about Emmanuel is he enjoys volleyball and has been playing for over 15 years. Funny enough, when Emmanuel was in school, after seeing a gynecologist being interviewed at a radio station, he dreamed of becoming a gynecologist despite not knowing what gynecologists did. The gynecologist being interviewed seemed knowledgeable and smart, like what Emmanuel hoped to become. And while Emmanuel did not actually pursue gynecology after finding out what they did, he did pursue university studies in computer engineering. During his undergrad, the university he attended was connected to a hospital. Whenever he walked through the hospital, he would see many sick patients, and he would think to himself, “how can I integrate my knowledge in computer engineering to help some of these people in the hospital?”. One day during Emmanuel’s internship at CAMTech Uganda, a medical innovation hub located at Mbarara University of Science and Technology, his team visited a children’s hospital. It was there he saw a doctor trying to inject an IV into a baby’s arm, trying and trying, but still being unsuccessful in finding the vein. The crying baby, distressed mother, and stressed medical team’s expressions were worrisome. So much so that when they returned to the office, they started thinking about what they could do to help because this should not be the status quo for medical services. Unsure of the solution, they began Googling how this situation would be handled in a Western country like Canada or the UK. They quickly found that in these countries, they had advanced technologies and specialized devices which easily prevented these situations and made processes more efficient. At that moment they thought, “Why not Uganda?” Why couldn’t Uganda also have access to this technology? Thus, inspiring the founding of A-Lite Uganda – a MedTech company specializing in the development of medical devices. While in Canada, Emmanuel hopes to broaden his network by connecting with individuals in the MedTech space. He hopes to learn about MedTech or international business strategies from experienced mentors or investors to hopefully one day bring A-Lite Uganda’s technological innovations to the world... because they are not solving Ugandan problems, but global challenges. To connect with Emmanuel, check out his website ( https://lnkd.in/gKkxeMr2 ), or reach out on LinkedIn or email us at one.community.utsc@utoronto.ca to express your interest. Stay connected with us, so you don't miss out on this incredible journey! #ONECommunity #AfricanImpactInitiative #Entrepreneurship #UTSC #Meditech #Uganda

ONE Community at U of T Scarborough (UTSC)

Thank you Grace Almendras - Castillo for sharing this insightful recap of the Health Entrepreneurship startup presentation. Your observations about the talent from Africa and the importance of evidence-based approaches in bridging the investor-founder gap are truly spot-on. Looking forward to exploring how we can best leverage your expertise and network to support our work in developing affordable, life-saving solutions. #Africa #MedTech #Entrepreneurship Mastercard Foundation Madiro.org Villgro Africa African Impact Initiative University of Toronto

Grateful to Meric Gertler , President of the University of Toronto , and the African Impact Initiative for the opportunity to showcase our work in creating affordable, life-saving healthcare solutions. It was an honor to engage with James Fraser along with other investors, divisional partners, senior leaders and key stakeholders from across the university. We're excited about the potential collaborations and insights gained from this experience. This opportunity not only validates our work but also opens doors to new partnerships and resources that can accelerate our impact. We look forward to continuing this dialogue and exploring ways to further our mission of making life-saving healthcare accessible to all. #Africa #MedTech #Entrepreneurship Grace Almendras - Castillo Christopher Kent Meunier Mahlodi Letsie Joseph Nyamariwata Timukudze Shoko Dr. John Mark Bwanika Talita Boodhram Moletsane Mophethe Veli Mokhabodi Mastercard Foundation Madiro.org Efosa KC Obano Jamila Parker-Ismail Maria Shibaeva-Escarraga, MBA Agnes kubwimana Paul Santerre Amanda Nomonde Dlamini Wambui Nyabero Winnie Kibiru PAUL GUSIMBA Mubiru Julius solomon oshabaheebwa Brian Ssenkumba LYDIA ASIIMWE

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Thank you to all our funders for your efforts in amplifying the work of our team.

"Being an innovator means doing impactful, but behind-the-scenes work that maybe you don’t get credit for.” ~ Laura Spiekerman

Your trust and recognition mean the world to us, and we are truly honored to be among the 2023 #AfricanImpactChallenge Finalists. 🇺🇬

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MSH ID	COM:ALITEUGANDA	COM:RUBYHOSPITALKAMPALA
Market	PRIVATE	PRIVATE
Sector	Healthcare & Health Services	Healthcare & Health Services
Industry	Medical Devices	Hospitality and Health Services
Country	UG	UG
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Website	aliteuganda.com	rubyhospitalkampala.com
LinkedIn	a-lite-uganda-limited	ruby-medical-center
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