Mukti HealthMukti HealthHealthcare for Every Bangladeshi

Company

About Mukti

Mukti is building the operating system for Bangladesh's healthcare — one verified network for patients, doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, and riders.

Mission

To make reliable healthcare access the default for every Bangladeshi — by connecting care, logistics, and records on one trusted platform so families spend less time fighting the system and more time getting better.

Vision

A Bangladesh where every citizen has a portable health identity, emergency response is coordinated, medicine is transparent, and clinicians and facilities operate on shared digital infrastructure from Dhaka to all 64 districts.

Families should not face fragmented clinics, paper prescriptions, uncertain ambulance response, and opaque pharmacy pricing as separate problems. Mukti connects those journeys so care is faster, clearer, and more accountable.

We align with Bangladesh's Digital Health Strategy 2023–2027 and the broader push toward universal, people-centric care: interoperability, digital records, and infrastructure that can scale nationally.

Soft launch

Dhaka first — invite-only partners, verified before they serve patients.

Trust layer

BMDC, licences, and documents reviewed by Mukti operations.

Citizen first

Patient records, kids under guardians, and clear service status.

National ambition

Phased expansion after product-market learning in the capital.

Evidence & system pressure

National community survey with 300+ patients and 30 hospitals — confirming queues, ambulance gaps, lost records, and travel cost for short consults.

67–79%

Out-of-pocket share of health spend

~178%

Avg. district hospital bed occupancy (2024)

US$6B

Retail pharma market — digitizing fast

~US$605M

Digital healthcare market (2025 est.)

The market is crowded with teleconsult and medicine apps; few products run a full verified network across patient, clinician, hospital, pharmacy, and logistics. Mukti is built for that gap — Dhaka first.

Public mission

How Mukti can support government priorities

Bangladesh's current policy direction emphasises digital health cards, integrated patient records and referral, emergency response networks, e-prescriptions, primary-care access, and youth employment in technology and services. Mukti is a private digital layer that can accelerate those outcomes through public–private partnership — without replacing public hospitals or national emergency numbers.

Digital Health Card / lifelong record

Citizen identity-linked profiles, prescriptions, labs and visits — ready to align with national e-Health Card and integrated patient management goals.

Referral & continuum of care

Patient → doctor → hospital → pharmacy → rider on one status graph, reducing duplicate tests and lost paper trails.

Emergency coordination

Ambulance request, live status, hospital pre-notes and verified drivers — complementary to a national ambulance network vision.

E-prescription & medicine integrity

Digital Rx into patient records and pharmacy quote workflows; catalog and verification against informal, opaque channels.

Primary care reach

Dhaka-first density, then city expansion; tools that help families find the right level of care before overcrowding tertiary hospitals.

Accountability & data (privacy-first)

Verified providers, audit of approvals, and consented operational data that can support planning — never a substitute for official surveillance systems.

Employment pathway

Jobs Mukti is designed to create

Platform scale creates work across technology, operations, logistics and partner ecosystems — aligned with national goals for youth employment, digital economy jobs, and large-scale health workforce mobilisation (including opportunities that work well for women in support, verification and care coordination).

16,000+

Direct + indirect jobs at national scale (illustrative 5-year pathway)

Riders

Ambulance drivers & medicine delivery — local, shift-based work

Ops & support

Verification, partner success, call support, city operations

Tech & clinical ops

Engineering, product, medical governance, compliance

Job figures are planning targets for a scaled network (platform staff, active riders, and induced work at partner pharmacies/hospitals), not a government hiring commitment. Actual numbers depend on capital, city density and partner growth.