Fieldbase delivers the connectivity infrastructure that makes telemedicine possible in rural and underserved communities. From satellite-powered health posts to integrated clinic networks, we ensure the link between patient and provider is always available when it matters most.
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Fieldbase specialises in connectivity infrastructure for health facilities in remote, rural, and underserved settings. We provide the reliable, high-performance internet connections that health systems, NGOs, and facility operators need to run telemedicine platforms, electronic health records (EHR), e-pharmacies, and health management information systems (HMIS) at the facility level—even where grid power and terrestrial internet are unavailable.
We don't provide the clinical software or the medical professionals. We provide the infrastructure that makes everything else work.
We install Starlink LEO satellite systems at rural health posts, community clinics, district hospitals, and mobile health units—delivering high-speed, low-latency internet suitable for real-time video consultations, cloud-based health records, and medical imaging.
24/7 connectivity with power backup
Suitable for single facilities or hub-and-spoke district health networks
Latency: 20–50ms (suitable for live video and real-time applications)
Download speeds: 100–350 Mbps
For larger health facilities, we design and install the internal network infrastructure that connects consultation rooms, wards, laboratories, pharmacies, and administrative offices to a single reliable internet uplink.
Structured cabling and wireless access points throughout the facility
VLAN segmentation for clinical, administrative, and patient-facing systems
Secure network architecture aligned with health data requirements
Many health facilities in underserved settings also face unreliable power. We integrate connectivity deployment with solar and battery backup systems—ensuring that when the grid fails, the internet and the medical equipment it supports keep running.
Solar + battery backup sized for 24-hour facility operation
UPS protection for network equipment and critical devices
Coordinated installation with power and connectivity teams
Clinics Satellite connectivity enables community health workers to consult remotely with doctors and specialists, submit patient data to district health systems, and access clinical decision-support tools—significantly extending the reach of limited medical staff.
Reliable internet supports electronic health records, digital imaging (X-ray, ultrasound), laboratory information systems, and administrative connectivity—improving facility efficiency and the quality of patient documentation.
For health outreach programmes operating in the field, we provide portable satellite terminals and ruggedised network equipment that can be quickly deployed and relocated as the mobile unit moves between communities.
High-speed connectivity enables remote monitoring of high-risk pregnancies, virtual antenatal consultations, and real-time reporting to national maternal health programmes—directly supporting reductions in maternal and infant mortality.
During outbreaks, connected health facilities can report case data in real time, access treatment protocols, and coordinate with national and international health authorities—faster, more accurate, and more actionable than paper-based systems.
