When your blood bank can't cover a patient, LifeDrop mobilises screened voluntary donors to your transfusion desk through WhatsApp. Your staff confirm every request before a single donor is alerted.
Relatives leave the bedside to phone contacts and post in group chats while your team waits on units.
Forwarded messages lose the ward, blood group and urgency. Donors stop trusting them.
Staff don't know who is coming, when, or whether the donor is eligible until they arrive.
LifeDrop handles donor outreach, matching and logistics. Your team keeps every clinical decision.
Each request is confirmed with your transfusion desk or request slip before donors are alerted, so donors trust every call.
Donors are typed and screened (haemoglobin, blood pressure, infectious disease) at partner hospitals, and the 90-day recovery window is enforced.
Only eligible donors with the right blood group near your hospital get a one-tap yes/no alert.
Each confirmed donor arrives with a LifeDrop code (e.g. LD-4471) and an ETA, so your desk knows exactly who is coming.
Nothing to install or train on. Your staff and donors use the app they already have, in English or French.
If a family can't pay the coordination fee, the Solidarity Access Fund covers it. Same donor, same speed.
Built by nurses around how a ward already works: request slip, transfusion desk, clinician sign-off.
We coordinate; clinicians do the medicine. Blood is collected, tested and transfused only in licensed hospitals. No test results or diagnoses pass through the chat.
Hospital, ward, blood group, number of units and urgency, sent from a staff phone or by the patient's family.
We confirm against the request slip or with the desk. In a life-threatening emergency, verification and donor alerts run in parallel.
Matched by blood group, distance and recovery window. Donors answer yes or no with one tap.
The donor gets directions, an ETA and a desk code. The requester's MoMo fee is charged only now.
Your staff run the clinical process. We follow up with the donor, thank them, and log the outcome.
For private clinics, district hospitals and maternity centres that regularly face emergency shortfalls.
Pilot terms are agreed with each partner.
For maternal-health programmes, NGOs, HMOs and funders who want the families they serve to reach blood faster.
The pilot works best when we have one reliable point of contact on your side.
No. Blood is collected, tested and transfused only in licensed hospitals. LifeDrop coordinates voluntary donors to your desk; your clinicians make every medical decision.
Never. Blood is a free, voluntary gift. The requester's coordination fee covers the donor's transport, meal, airtime and screening, and the cost of running the service. It is never a payment for blood.
Only what's needed to coordinate: hospital, ward, blood group, units and urgency. No diagnoses or test results pass through the chat. A donor's number is shared with the hospital only after they accept a specific match.
No. Everything runs through WhatsApp on phones your team already uses.
They are still matched, with the same donor, speed and care. The Solidarity Access Fund covers the fee, and the donor never knows who paid.
We're enrolling hospitals and clinics in Buea and the South-West Region. Message our team and we'll set up a call with your transfusion lead.