
Smart Hospital Card
Replaces the paper hospital book. Its QR code opens the holder’s medical profile, so the right history reaches the right clinician, anywhere.
Every consultation requires an updateConnecting people to medical help when it matters most. One QR scan links you to verified hospitals, doctors, nurses and emergency transport, and gives medics the vitals they need.

MyDoqta is a healthtech and Rapid Emergency Response platform that makes healthcare information and emergency resources easier for the public to reach. Using QR-powered technology, we connect people to registered hospitals, doctors, health professionals and emergency services, and make their medical details available to medics in an emergency.
We work alongside the health system, not around it. Every provider we list is verified and state-recognised.

Look for these MyDoqta codes in hospitals, markets, schools, transport hubs and workplaces. Point any phone camera at the code: it opens the verified directory of doctors, hospitals and ambulances closest to you.
On a computer? Scan the code on your screen with your phone.
We do not offer online consultations. MyDoqta exists to bring medical help to you as fast as you need it. We are big on physical proximity. One scan points you to:
Recognised facilities that can treat you, mapped by distance.
State-registered professionals for home visits.
Nearby transport to the right facility, not just the closest.
Visible only to verified medical professionals: all they need to know, at once.


Families lose precious time finding a hospital that can help, a doctor they can trust, or a way to get there. Every new facility starts from zero.
People rarely know which nearby facility can treat their emergency, or whether it is open.
Unverified providers and word-of-mouth referrals put patients at risk.
Paper hospital books are lost, incomplete or left at home when they are needed most.

Every minute spent searching is a minute not spent on care.

Before launching nationally, our team proved its model on the ground in Fako Division, South-West Region, alongside district health services and communities.
smart hospital books distributed
district hospitals equipped across Fako
Donated to communities and health facilities.
Community screening for people who rarely see a clinic.
Public bins installed, with clean-up campaigns for healthier streets.
A smart hospital card, a public QR point or the app: any phone camera opens MyDoqta.
The person’s health profile and a geolocated directory of verified hospitals, doctors and nurses.
Reach a hospital, which can send a nurse home, or book a doctor or nurse for a home visit.
Call a nearby driver to reach the right facility, not just the closest one.
A directory, not a dispatch centre. MyDoqta puts people in direct contact with recognised providers, on light pages that load on basic smartphones and weak connections.
We put recognised professionals physically close to the people who need them, as fast as they need them.
Every hospital, doctor and nurse in the directory is checked against official registers before being listed. No exceptions.
Formal jobs for qualified nurses who staff kiosks, run screening and visit homes, scaling to 1,000 nationwide.
Paper hospital books give way to a digital profile that every consultation must update, so no clinician starts from zero.
Patients trust us with their most sensitive information. We protect it by design, by law and by location.
Health data will be hosted at the CAMTEL Zamengoé Tier III data centre.
Aligned with Law No. 2024/017 on the protection of personal data in Cameroon.
Personal and medical data are never sold or shared for advertising.
Only treating providers see medical details. Drivers never receive them.

Replaces the paper hospital book. Its QR code opens the holder’s medical profile, so the right history reaches the right clinician, anywhere.
Every consultation requires an update
Staffed points offering free basic screening, card registration and health information, deployed with health authorities.

A first-aid kit for homes, vehicles and workplaces, linked by QR to the nearest verified help.
Posters in markets, schools, transport hubs and workplaces, placed with councils and QHSE teams, opening the local directory.
Book a state-registered nurse or a verified doctor at home, through the directory or via a partner hospital.
Priority transport to the right hospital, proposed with Laji Mobility and ride-hailing partners.
In developmentSustainable by design. Cards, kits and QR subscriptions, with commissions on consultations and rides, fund operations, so the public emergency service stays free at the point of need.
Hospitals, professionals, councils and partners: join the directory that puts verified help within one scan.