Aggregated operational visibility across a fictional healthcare network.
Visual demonstration only. All organizations, facilities, patients, locations, metrics and trends shown are fictional. This prototype does not perform disease surveillance, outbreak detection, diagnosis, prediction or real public-health reporting.
Overview
Fictional demonstration metrics
Demonstration period · 7 days
3,410
Patient-access sessions · 7 days
214
Consultations completed · 7 days
8
Participating facilities
42
Active healthcare professionals
71%
Referral completion
64%
Follow-up completion
Aggregated fictional operational information only.
Care Access
How people used the fictional Keneva network during the selected demonstration period.
Channel distribution
Web38%
WhatsApp31%
Keneva Mobile / PWA22%
Voice9%
Visit format
Remote41%
In-person59%
Care-access navigation categories
General health navigation32%
Women’s & maternal health24%
Follow-up care18%
Mental health support navigation12%
Referral coordination9%
Other5%
These figures describe fictional platform activity and must not be interpreted as disease prevalence, incidence or population-health estimates.
Participating Care Network
Selected facilities from the fictional network · 7-day activity. No quality rankings or performance ratings.
Participating Care Network · Demo
Facility
General location
Healthcare professionals
Consultations
Referrals
Follow-ups
Operational status
View Facility Activity
Clinique Keneva Abidjan — Demo
Cocody, Abidjan
12
64
14
18
Demo activity
Centre Médical Plateau — Demo
Plateau, Abidjan
8
42
9
12
Demo activity
Polyclinique Marcory — Demo
Marcory, Abidjan
7
36
8
10
Coordination pending
Clinique Yopougon Santé — Demo
Yopougon, Abidjan
6
28
6
8
Demo activity
Centre de Santé Treichville — Demo
Treichville, Abidjan
4
22
5
6
Follow-up coordination
Operational activity does not represent healthcare quality.
Continuity of Care
Keneva is designed to help authorized organizations understand where care journeys continue and where coordination may be incomplete.
01Patient intake
02Clinician review
03Consultation
04Referral / partner coordination if ordered
05Clinician review
06Patient follow-up
Intakes completed
286
Consultations completed
214
Referrals initiated
48
Referrals completed
34
Follow-ups scheduled
92
Follow-ups completed
59
Fictional workflow completion only — not clinical outcomes.
Health Program View
Fictional examples of how authorized health programs could view aggregated service-access activity.
Demo
Maternal Health Access
142
care-navigation interactions
38
consultations coordinated
21
follow-ups completed
Demo
Mental Health Access
74
care-navigation interactions
19
professional consultations coordinated
11
follow-ups completed
Demo
General Care Access
188
care-navigation interactions
96
consultations coordinated
27
referrals coordinated
These figures reflect fictional service-access activity only and are not epidemiological estimates.
Geographic information represents fictional aggregated service activity, not patient locations, disease clusters or epidemiological surveillance.
Country / market context
GuineaFuture Market
LiberiaFuture Market
Keneva does not currently operate in Guinea or Liberia.
Fictional planning context only. No government contracts or government endorsement are implied.
Operational Trends
Demonstration period · 7 days
Patient-access sessions
Day 1–7 · Demo
Day 1: 410
Day 2: 460
Day 3: 485
Day 4: 440
Day 5: 510
Day 6: 540
Day 7: 565
Consultations completed
Day 1–7 · Demo
Day 1: 25
Day 2: 28
Day 3: 31
Day 4: 27
Day 5: 33
Day 6: 34
Day 7: 36
Referrals coordinated
Day 1–7 · Demo
Day 1: 4
Day 2: 5
Day 3: 6
Day 4: 3
Day 5: 5
Day 6: 6
Day 7: 5
Follow-ups completed
Day 1–7 · Demo
Day 1: 6
Day 2: 8
Day 3: 7
Day 4: 9
Day 5: 8
Day 6: 10
Day 7: 11
Operational trends only. Keneva does not predict outbreaks, disease burden, clinical risk or future health outcomes in this prototype.
Data Governance & Responsible Use
De-identification
Population views are designed around aggregated and de-identified information.
Role-Based Access
Authorized users should only access information appropriate to their role.
Minimum Necessary Data
Keneva is designed to limit information to what is necessary for the intended workflow.
Auditability
Future production systems should maintain appropriate access and activity records.
Consent & Privacy
Patient information should be handled according to applicable consent, privacy and data-protection requirements.
Human Accountability
Clinical and public-health decisions remain with qualified professionals and authorized institutions.
Production implementation would require country-specific legal, regulatory, privacy, security and public-health governance review.
Connected healthcare infrastructure
01Patient
02Healthcare professional
03Clinic / facility
04Laboratory / pharmacy partners
05Keneva operations
06Aggregated public health insights
This is a visual demonstration. All patients, healthcare professionals, facilities, organizations, locations, metrics and trends are fictional. No real patient information is stored, transmitted or analyzed. Keneva does not perform disease surveillance, outbreak detection, diagnosis, clinical prediction or automated public-health decision-making in this prototype. Clinical and public-health decisions remain with qualified professionals and authorized institutions.