Continuous Health Surveillance for Sub-Saharan Africa
Solar-powered. Offline-first. FHIR R4. Integrating with national DHIS2 systems across West Africa.
Routine primary care, transformed into health intelligence.
The D3C™ surveillance platform transforms routine primary care delivery into a continuous, community-level health intelligence system. Every patient encounter at a kiosk site generates structured clinical and SDOH data (HIV, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, mental health, nutrition), feeding national DHIS2 systems in real time through standards-based FHIR R4 data feeds.
Solar-powered, off-grid operation
72-hour autonomous operation without solar input. Photovoltaic array with lithium battery backup. Deploys in facilities with no grid electricity.
Offline-first FHIR R4 architecture
Encrypted local storage with selective sync. Data collection continues regardless of connectivity. One-way FHIR R4 feeds to national DHIS2 systems.
24-hour remote monitoring
Remote monitoring centre staffed 24 hours, 7 days per week. Automated device health alerts and remote troubleshooting. No on-site technical staff required.
Multi-disease simultaneous surveillance
HIV · HbA1c · Cardiovascular · PHQ-9 mental health · Nutrition · NTD surveillance, all from a single patient encounter.
Four countries. Five years.
A phased expansion that begins with an anchor programme in Ghana and scales across Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and Liberia.
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Phase 1: Anchor
Ghana
Years 1–237 Military Hospital institutional relationships · Ghana Health Service partnership · DHIS2 integration · 5 kiosk sites across 3 districts
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Phase 2: Expansion
Nigeria
Year 3National Digital Health Initiative alignment · Federal Ministry of Health partnership · NDHA interoperability
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Phase 3: Scale
Sierra Leone
Year 4Post-conflict health system strengthening · MOHS partnership · NTD surveillance integration
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Phase 4: Scale
Liberia
Years 4–5Post-Ebola recovery context · MOHSW partnership · Ebola surveillance system integration
Federally registered and eligible for all award types.
Deroad Technology LLC has submitted a Statement of Interest to the US Department of State Bureau of Global Health Security and Diplomacy under the Advancing Global Health Annual Program Statement (DFOP0017890 Addendum I), requesting $15–25 million over five years to deploy the D3C™ surveillance platform across Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and Liberia. The company maintains an active federal SAM.gov registration (UEI: KJ37BCC12DA3) and is eligible for all federal award types.