A startup called Rivia, led by entrepreneur Isidore Kpotufe, has kicked off its operations in Ghana.
Rivia collaborates with clinics, providing support in customer acquisition, financing, and technology to improve patient services and expand their reach.
The startup offers partner clinics a hospital management system for handling appointments, records, payments, and administrative tasks. Additionally, Rivia provides loans for upgrading physical infrastructure and boosting inventory.
Isidore Kpotufe emphasises the importance of putting patients first to rebuild trust in Africa’s healthcare system.
Eric Osiakwan from Chanzo Capital joins Rivia’s board to ensure good corporate governance, and Chanzo Capital is leading a syndicate to raise $200,000 in pre-seed funding for Rivia, aiming to onboard 10 clinics and support their growth.
The investment firm plans to close the funding round by the end of February, recognizing the significant healthcare needs in Africa and expressing confidence in Rivia’s innovative approach.
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