Neem connects you with licensed Ghanaian doctors by video or audio. Book online in minutes, or start a consultation at your local pharmacy. Booking, payment and the consultation itself happen in one place.
Whether you need advice, a prescription or a second opinion, Neem helps you reach a doctor today.
A doctor or a pharmacy? Join the Neem pilot.
Neem is a Ghanaian telemedicine platform that brings healthcare professionals together in one place: licensed Ghanaian doctors, verified by hand before they see a single patient.
There are two ways in. Book for yourself from your phone, at a time you choose or as soon as someone is free. Or walk into a participating pharmacy and start a consultation at the counter, with the pharmacist ready to dispense whatever the doctor prescribes.
Either way the consultation happens by video or audio on your own phone, and anything written for you stays yours to come back to: a prescription, a referral, a summary, an eating or training plan.
One price, paid before the consultation, with nothing added afterwards — and free during the pilot if you start one at a participating pharmacy. Every doctor on Neem is licensed in Ghana, and their credentials are checked by hand before they see a single patient.
A licensed Ghanaian doctor, by video or audio. Advice on what is troubling you, a prescription where one is appropriate, or a referral for further care.
Prescriptions and referrals are written by doctors, for conditions where one is appropriate. A consultation is not a guarantee of either.
Book online
1. Choose what you need
A general consultation with a licensed Ghanaian doctor, by video or audio.
2. Now, or at a time you pick
See whoever is free, or choose a slot later in the week from the hours a professional has published.
3. Pay once, up front
Mobile Money or card, through Paystack. One price, with nothing added afterwards.
4. Speak to your professional
By video or audio on your own phone. Whatever they write for you is kept under My care, to come back to.
At a pharmacy
1. Visit a participating pharmacy
The pharmacist starts a Neem consultation for you and takes payment at the counter.
2. Scan the code
The consultation opens on your own phone, so what you tell the doctor stays between you and them.
3. See a doctor there and then
A licensed doctor joins by video or audio, usually within minutes, and can take the readings the pharmacy measured into account.
4. Collect your medication
Any prescription goes straight to that pharmacy, so you walk out with it rather than making a second trip.
Something is wrong and you want a doctor to look at it before it gets worse, or to tell you it is nothing.
A doctor can prescribe for conditions that can be assessed safely at a distance, and say plainly when yours cannot.
A doctor can review a condition you are already managing and write what you need, without the journey.
You have been told something and want another qualified view before you act on it.
Not for emergencies. If someone is struggling to breathe, bleeding heavily, unconscious, having chest pain or in danger, go to the nearest emergency department or call for help. Neem is for care that can wait for a consultation, not for care that cannot.
Doctors are registered with the Medical and Dental Council. Neem verifies every credential by hand before a doctor sees a patient.
You see the price before you book and pay it once, by Mobile Money or card. Nothing is added afterwards, and no card details are stored by Neem.
What you tell a professional is sealed when the consultation ends. It cannot be read afterwards by them, by a pharmacy, or by Neem staff.
Prescriptions, referrals and summaries are signed, carry a code anyone can check, and stay in your account for you to come back to.
Neem is a Ghanaian telemedicine platform. It connects you with licensed doctors by video or audio, either booked from your phone or started at a participating pharmacy.
A consultation you book yourself is GH₵50. Starting one at a participating pharmacy is free during the pilot. You pay once, before the consultation, and nothing is added afterwards.
No. You can book entirely from your phone and speak to a professional wherever you are. Starting at a participating pharmacy is the other option, and it suits you better when you are likely to need medication straight away.
By Mobile Money or card, through Paystack, before the consultation begins. Neem never stores your card details.
A doctor can prescribe for conditions that can be assessed safely without a physical examination, and will tell you plainly when yours cannot. Book through a pharmacy and the prescription goes straight to that pharmacy; book online and it is yours, to take to any pharmacy.
You are not charged. If nobody is free for an immediate consultation, Neem says so rather than taking your money, and you can choose a time later in the week instead.
Yes. What you tell a professional is sealed when the consultation ends and cannot be read afterwards: not by them, not by a pharmacy, not by Neem staff. Records are retained as the law requires and then destroyed. Prescriptions and referrals stay in your own account.
Doctors registered with the Medical and Dental Council. Every credential is checked by a person at Neem before anyone sees a patient.
No. If someone is struggling to breathe, bleeding heavily, unconscious, having chest pain or otherwise in danger, go to the nearest emergency department or call for help immediately.
Neem is running a pilot and is onboarding professionals and pharmacies now. The "For professionals" page explains what is involved and how to register your interest.
A licensed Ghanaian doctor, by video or audio, from wherever you are. GH₵50 for a general consultation.
A health professional or pharmacy? Click here.
