Famasi

Care plans for recurring medications in Nigeria, with monthly refills, scheduled delivery and free Care Specialist support.

Track recurring medication needs, refill cycles, and delivery support for chronic care in Nigeria.

The page lists curated care plans for recurring medication support, refills, and delivery options in Nigeria.

Famasi partners with 3PL and logistics providers to deliver medication orders from over 1,000 pharmacies nationwide in Nigeria.

The company offers tools to help healthcare providers respond to patient messages without constant phone use.

The page provides guides on medication refills, care plans, and delivery linked to Famasi service pages in Nigeria.

Famasi connects users with over 1,000 pharmacies in Nigeria for medication delivery within an hour.

How Famasi collects, uses, stores, and protects personal information across its services.

Rules for acceptable use of Famasi products, services, and partner-facing experiences.

Commercial terms for pharmacies, merchants, and partners using Famasi services.

Refund terms and support guidance for eligible Famasi orders and service interactions.

Terms governing the use of Famasi services, products, and platform experiences.

Famasi Africa introduces **CareCapital For Women**, a six-week program aimed at supporting female-owned and female-led pharmacies in Nigeria. The initiative seeks to provide targeted resources and training to help these businesses expand and thrive within the local market. This move aligns with Famasi’s broader mission to strengthen pharmacy operations across the country.

Jul 2025Technext24News article

Famasi, a Nigerian healthtech startup, develops AI-driven solutions to address healthcare challenges in Africa. The company is part of Google’s Africa AI Pioneer Stories series, highlighting African startups leveraging AI for real-world impact.

Mar 2025GoogleNews article

The Bill Gates Foundation awards **Famasi** and eight other Nigerian healthcare startups a **$50,000 equity-free grant** to strengthen the healthcare supply chain across Africa. The funding supports nine Nigerian firms among 29 selected from the continent. The initiative aims to improve access to medical supplies and logistics in underserved regions.

Sep 2023Business Post NigeriaNews article

Famasi Africa, a Nigerian health-tech company, raises pre-seed funding led by Microtraction to develop digital pharmacy infrastructure across Africa. The investment supports the startup’s mission to modernize pharmaceutical distribution and access in the region. Famasi aims to bridge gaps in healthcare supply chains through technology-driven solutions.

Feb 2023BusinessWorld.AfricaNews article