Lagos, Nigeria — Today, the team at Presibo is celebrating a major milestone: **10,000 active patients** are now managing their high blood pressure and diabetes on our platform. From Lagos and Abuja to Port Harcourt and Enugu, 10,000 Nigerians are checking their numbers, improving their habits, and connecting with standby doctors daily.
This achievement is a major validation of our model. It shows that when health monitoring tools are made simple, accessible, and affordable, patients will engage with their wellness proactively.
"Reaching 10,000 active users is a proud moment for our team, but the metric we care about most is health outcomes. Seeing average user Health Scores increase by 24% and systolic blood pressure readings stabilize across our cohorts is what keeps us building." — Jerry Nwobodo, Founder & CEO of Presibo
Real Outcome Data: Beyond the Numbers
As we cross this milestone, our clinical team has compiled aggregate clinical data from our active subscriber base. The trends highlight the life-saving impact of continuous monitoring:
- Average Blood Pressure Reduction: Users with initially elevated baseline readings (over 140/90 mmHg) recorded an average systolic blood pressure reduction of **12 mmHg** after 90 days of daily logging and doctor feedback.
- Earlier Crisis Intervention: Our clinical alert system flagged **142 hypertensive or hyperglycemic anomalies** that would have gone unnoticed under traditional quarterly care models, allowing doctors to adjust treatments and avoid emergency hospital admissions.
- Habit Improvements: Daily hydration logs and walk challenges increased by 60%, reflecting high patient engagement with the app's lifestyle modules.
A Heartfelt Thank You
We extend our deepest gratitude to our users, our hard-working pharmacy agents, our network of standby doctors, and our partners at the Tony Elumelu Foundation, Orange Corners Nigeria, and Dhortune. You have made this traction possible.
As we look to the future, our next goal is 50,000 users. We are expanding our Agency Health network, refining our predictive AI triage tools, and making chronic care simpler for everyone in Africa.