Healthcare access, everywhere

Medical supplies shouldn't run out because of where you live.

Accessome connects hospitals with the medical supplies they need and gives volunteers a place to write about the healthcare access crisis, starting with our partner hospitals in Ghana.

Where we stand today

A small team, a direct approach

Ghana
Our current partner hospitals receive recurring supply donations
100%
Volunteer-run: every article and delivery is powered by people who chose to help
Weekly
New volunteer writing on healthcare technology and access, published to the blog
Our mission

Supplies where they're needed, information where it's read

Accessome works on two fronts. We source and send medical supplies to hospitals facing shortages, currently focused on partner hospitals in Ghana. Alongside that, we run a blog written entirely by volunteers, covering healthcare technology and the state of healthcare accessibility around the world, because the supply gap is easier to close when more people understand it exists.

Looking ahead

Healthcare education, on video

We're exploring a future series of educational healthcare videos to make medical information more accessible in the communities we work with. It's early. If that's a skill you bring, we'd like to hear from you.

How it works

What Accessome actually does

Supplies

Direct donations

We identify supply shortages at partner hospitals and coordinate donations of medical equipment and materials.

Writing

Volunteer blog

Volunteers research and write on healthcare technology and accessibility news, published regularly for anyone to read.

Community

Open to anyone

No medical background required to help. We need writers, researchers, and coordinators as much as clinicians.