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title: "Telehealth Africa alternatives"
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# Telehealth Africa alternatives

Compare 60 published alternatives to Telehealth Africa.

## Breadcrumbs

- [Telehealth Africa](/telehealth-africa)
- [Alternatives](/telehealth-africa/alternatives)

## Summary

Compare 60 published alternatives to Telehealth Africa.

## About these alternatives

The most useful **Telehealth Africa alternatives** to compare in 2026 are [My 1Health](https://liners.com/my-1health), [MyTherapist.ng](https://liners.com/mytherapist-ng), [Truthshare](https://liners.com/truthshare), [Daktari Plus](https://liners.com/daktari-plus), and [Wazi](https://liners.com/wazi). The right option depends on your country, whether you want general doctor consults or therapy, and if you need chronic-care support rather than one-off appointments.

Telehealth Africa is a telemedicine (B2B2C) platform built for patients across Africa and healthcare providers delivering remote care online, with multi-region coverage across North, West, East, Central, and Southern Africa. It is available on the web, and it also has an iOS app listed as **My Telehealth Africa** in the Apple App Store.

People usually look for apps like Telehealth Africa when they want a service that is clearly anchored in one country (for local clinician availability and support), a more specialised experience (therapy-only, chronic care, or home visits), or a different platform setup, since Android app availability is not confirmed while web and iOS are. Pricing can also be a deciding factor because Telehealth Africa promotes transparent, upfront pricing but does not publish a detailed price list. None of this makes Telehealth Africa a poor choice; it means the market now has specialists worth comparing.

## What to Compare When Choosing a Telehealth Africa Alternative
- **Country availability**: check the product explicitly supports your location, for example Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, or Egypt, not just “Africa-wide” positioning.
- **Care type focus**: decide if you need general medical consults, mental health therapy, or chronic care management.
- **Session formats**: confirm whether it supports video, voice, and chat, especially if you expect low-bandwidth calls.
- **Clinician matching and vetting**: look for clear information on how doctors or therapists are verified, and whether matching is manual, marketplace-based, or AI-assisted.
- **Continuity of care**: if you need follow-ups, check-ins, or ongoing plans, prioritise platforms built for repeat care, not only one-off consults.
- **Privacy and anonymity options**: therapy and counselling users may prefer anonymous or encrypted chat experiences.
- **B2B2C support**: if you are a clinic or employer programme, confirm the product supports organisational access, not only individual bookings.

Use the Liners filters below to shortlist by country, care type, and tags, then compare alternatives side by side.

## Compare Telehealth Africa competitors by country and use case
- **If you are in Nigeria**: [CribMD](https://liners.com/cribmd) is built around 24/7 doctor access and even offers home visits, while [MyTherapist.ng](https://liners.com/mytherapist-ng) is therapy-first with sessions from **₦3,000**, and [Truthshare](https://liners.com/truthshare) adds anonymous stories and counselling support.
- **If you are in Kenya**: [Daktari Plus](https://liners.com/daktari-plus) focuses on doctor consults by chat or video; [Wazi](https://liners.com/wazi) is an anonymous therapy option and advertises a flat rate of **2500**; [PsychX](https://liners.com/psychx) positions itself around faster therapist matching and 24/7 phone support.
- **If you need chronic care support in East Africa**: [Afya Pap](https://liners.com/afya-pap) is aimed at diabetes and hypertension with coaching, remote vitals monitoring, and virtual doctor consults, and is available in Kenya and Uganda.
- **If you want multi-country access or second opinions**: [My 1Health](https://liners.com/my-1health) spans Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, Uganda, and Mauritius, and includes specialist search plus second opinions and travel support.
- **If you prefer Arabic-speaking therapy**: [O7 Therapy](https://liners.com/o7-therapy) is designed for Arabic speakers and offers therapy via video, audio, and encrypted chat.
- **If you are in South Africa**: [Docotela](https://liners.com/docotela) supports video doctor consults and online therapy, and mentions prescriptions and sick notes when needed.

The Liners directory below groups Telehealth Africa similar apps under [Health Tech](/categories/healthtech), with filters for [Telemedicine](/tags/telemedicine), [B2B2C](/tags/b2b2c), [B2C](/tags/b2c), [Marketplace](/tags/marketplace), and [AI-Powered](/tags/ai-powered). If you are choosing something to use in [Nigeria](/countries/nigeria), [Kenya](/countries/kenya), [Tanzania](/countries/tanzania), or [Uganda](/countries/uganda), you can quickly compare what to use instead of Telehealth Africa based on coverage and care type.

## Alternatives

| Name | URL | Tagline | Country | Rating |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| MyMedicalBank | /mymedicalbank | Book verified healthcare services at home, online, or in clinic | Nigeria |  |
| TheraBot | /therabot | 24/7 mental health support by chat, voice, and therapists | Kenya |  |
| Reliance Health | /reliance-health | Employee health plans with telemedicine and provider access | Nigeria | 5 |
| CosmicForge HealthNet | /cosmicforge-healthnet | Telemedicine plus connected prescriptions and lab workflows | Nigeria |  |
| Mariam Grey Pharmacy | /mariam-grey-pharmacy | Order medicines online with delivery and care support | Nigeria |  |
| Bupa Global | /bupa-global | International private health cover with global digital care | Egypt | 3 |
| Healthtracka | /healthtracka | Book private lab tests at home or in a Lagos walk-in lab | Nigeria |  |
| InstantRad | /instantrad | Cloud teleradiology with PACS, RIS, and diagnostic viewing | Nigeria |  |
| Purelife Health | /purelife-health | 24/7 online pharmacy and care services in one place | Nigeria |  |
| AfyaRekod | /afyarekod | Store, manage, and share health records across providers | Kenya |  |
| Babymigo | /babymigo | Motherhood has no manual, but there is Babymigo. | Nigeria | 4 |
| Malaica | /malaica | Expert-led maternity care with in-person and virtual support | Kenya |  |
| Xolani Health | /xolani-health | AI-assisted imaging and teleradiology for faster diagnosis | Nigeria | 5 |
| FriendnPal | /friendnpal | A therapist who never sleeps for mental health support | Nigeria |  |
| mDoc | /mdoc | Virtual self-care support for chronic condition management | Nigeria |  |
| DrugStoc | /drugstoc | Buy genuine medicines and manage pharmacy supply in one place | Nigeria |  |
| Fertitude | /fertitude | Track cycles, fertility, and reproductive health with expert help | Nigeria |  |
| Helium Health | /helium-health | Digital tools and financing for healthcare providers | Nigeria |  |
| IHMS HMO | /ihms-hmo | Health insurance plans with provider access across Nigeria | Nigeria | 5 |

## Related pages

- [Product page](/telehealth-africa)
- [Alternatives](/telehealth-africa/alternatives)
- [Reviews](/telehealth-africa/reviews)
- [Transparency](/telehealth-africa/transparency)

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