Our Story
In the past 7 years, we have equipped more than 1,100 hospitals, clinics and healthcare providers across Rwanda, DRC, Burundi, South Sudan and Kenya and reached an estimated 3 million patients through VIEBEG-supplied equipment. We have grown from a procurement platform into a health infrastructure intelligence company.
Our Solution
VIEBEG's integrated platform combines four capabilities: Forward Afya (AI-powered disease burden forecasting and infrastructure gap analysis), Smart Clinic deployment (connected medical equipment with AI diagnostics), Predictive Maintenance (real-time asset management), and VieProcure (our B2B procurement platform). Together, these tools transform how healthcare providers, governments and NGOs plan, procure and sustain health infrastructure.
De-risking supply
To make quality healthcare accessible and affordable in Africa through integrated data intelligence, AI diagnostics and predictive infrastructure management, ensuring that every clinic is equipped with the right tools, receives the right supplies and keeps its equipment working reliably over time.
Vision Statement
To become the leading provider of connected, intelligent healthcare infrastructure, helping clinics, governments and NGO partners plan better, keep equipment running and deliver reliable care in underserved markets across Africa.
VIEBEG was founded in 2018 by Tobias Reiter (now Chief Partnership & Impact Officer), with Alex Rosen joining as Managing Director in 2023, bringing experience as former Deputy Executive Director of USAID Rwanda. What began as a mission to fix Africa's broken medical supply chains has evolved into a platform combining AI demand forecasting, Smart Clinic infrastructure, predictive maintenance and connected health intelligence serving 1,100+ facilities across five countries and reaching 3 million+ patients.
VIEBEG operates across Rwanda, DRC, Burundi, South Sudan and Kenya, with expansion into other countries underway. Strategic investors include Sanofi Impact Fund, J&J Foundation and others.
Viebeg has already established a commercial presence in Kenya and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, serving 1100+ customers since the company’s launch. Viebeg is targeting an underserved $4B+ market in East and Central Africa, with the Covid-19 pandemic augmenting the need to strengthen medical supply chains across the region and bolstering demand for essential supplies.