Patients
Log blood pressure, glucose, weight, BMI, waist, steps, symptoms, medication use, anemia notes, and gout flares.
South African chronic care support
Care that stays connected between home, clinic, and provider.
MakhiCare helps patients track high blood pressure, diabetes, anemia, and gout while giving care teams a clearer way to receive non-emergency updates, referrals, and home-support requests.
Built for everyday chronic care
- Daily readings and trend tracking
- Non-emergency provider messages
- Referral and home-care requests
- South African food and movement guidance
- Privacy-first sponsored placements
Care model
Designed around the people who support chronic care.
Doctors and clinics
Receive structured non-emergency email summaries with readings, symptoms, review dates, and support requests.
Community care workers
Coordinate home BP checks, medication delivery, transport flags, and visit notes for patients who need assistance.
Referral partners
Dietitians, psychologists, physiotherapists, optometrists, pharmacists, and support groups can receive referral requests.
Provider network
List your professional services on MakhiCare.
Providers can submit real practice details, consultation options, rates, languages, special interests, and bio for review before public listing.
Provider details include
- Profession, initials, surname, practice name, and province.
- Physical, telephonic, video, home-visit, and email consultation options.
- Rates, languages, special interests, bio, and marketing preferences.
Privacy-first care
Health information is handled with care.
MakhiCare is designed around consent, minimal information collection, clear privacy notices, and separation between care support and sponsored content.
Read privacy noticePatient controlPatients use medical aid or file number, email, and username rather than public personal details.
Care purposeInformation is collected for tracking, provider messages, referrals, and support requests.
Sponsored contentPartner adverts are labelled and separated from clinical care decisions.
Emergency boundaryMakhiCare is not an emergency service. Danger symptoms require emergency care.
How it works
From daily tracking to care-team follow-up.
1Patient logs readings
BP, glucose, weight, BMI, waist, anemia notes, gout pain, symptoms, medication, and review dates.
2Need is identified
Patient or care worker selects doctor alert, home-care request, referral, or review email.
3Provider receives message
The provider receives a structured non-emergency summary or referral request.
4Care response happens
Clinic, doctor, nurse, CHW, or referral partner follows up according to agreed pathway.