Community healthcare initiative

Online medical care, delivered through organized community camps.

TeleRx Bangladesh arranges medical camps in villages, schools, educational institutions, orphanages and other community locations. At each camp, patients receive guided online consultation with doctors through the TeleRx website.

On-site patient support Online doctor consultation Digital advice and follow-up
Camp (1)
Camp (2)
Connected careTelemedicine-enabled camp
After consultationAdvice, prescription or referral
About the program

Healthcare access for communities that need a simpler connection to doctors.

A TeleRx medical camp combines local coordination with online medical consultation. Our on-site team helps patients complete registration, records the information needed for consultation and supports them while they speak with a doctor online.

The doctor assesses the patient remotely, provides appropriate advice and explains whether follow-up, medicine, tests or an in-person medical visit may be needed.

One camp, one coordinated care journey
  • 01
    Community coordinationLocation, schedule and patient flow are planned with the host.
  • 02
    Supported digital accessPatients receive help using the TeleRx online consultation process.
  • 03
    Clear next stepsConsultation ends with advice, follow-up instructions or referral guidance.
Where we organize camps

Flexible programs for different community settings.

The camp format can be adapted to the venue, patient group, connectivity and local support available.

Village communities

Organized access for people who face distance, transport or specialist-access barriers.

Schools & institutions

Planned consultation support for students, teachers, employees and nearby families.

Orphanages

Coordinated medical consultation for children and caregivers in a familiar environment.

NGO & community programs

Partner-led camps designed around a project area, beneficiary group or health campaign.

How a TeleRx camp works

A clear process from planning to follow-up.

Every stage is designed to keep the patient journey organized and easy to understand.

01

Camp planning

We coordinate the venue, date, expected patients, internet access and support team.

02

Registration

Patient details, relevant history and basic measurements are recorded before consultation.

03

Online consultation

The patient connects with a TeleRx doctor while the field team provides technical support.

04

Advice & follow-up

The patient receives medical guidance, prescription support or referral instructions.

What the camp may include

Practical support before, during and after consultation.

The exact service mix depends on the camp plan and available resources. TeleRx can coordinate the core digital consultation journey and selected supporting activities.

Discuss a camp plan
Patient registrationAssistance with the TeleRx consultation process.
Basic measurementsSelected vital signs or basic screening where appropriate.
Doctor consultationOnline medical consultation through the TeleRx platform.
Digital guidanceAdvice, prescription information and next-step instructions.
Health awarenessSimple health information tailored to the participating group.
Referral directionGuidance when physical examination or urgent care is required.
Host a TeleRx medical camp

Bring guided online medical consultation to your community.

Schools, NGOs, orphanages, community groups and institutions can contact us to discuss a suitable camp plan.

Contact TeleRx
Frequently asked questions

Important information for host organizations.

Who can request a medical camp?

Schools, educational institutions, orphanages, NGOs, community groups and other suitable organizations may contact TeleRx.

How do patients consult a doctor?

Patients use the TeleRx website for online consultation, with on-site assistance from the camp support team.

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Does an online camp replace emergency treatment?

No. Patients with emergency symptoms or those requiring physical examination must be referred to an appropriate healthcare facility.