Frontida Records

Overview Frontida Records is a nonprofit organization dedicated to developing digital medical systems for use in global humanitarian crises and low-resource medical settings. Their mission focuses on empowering medical providers to enhance the quality of healthcare in underserved communities worldwide.

Mission Frontida Records aims to create and distribute accessible technology, specifically electronic health records (EHRs) and other health documentation tools. These technologies are designed to improve healthcare outcomes by assisting medical providers in documenting, analyzing, and responding to medical data efficiently, especially in high-density, low-resource environments[1][2].

Origins The organization was founded following the experience of its team volunteering at Camp Moria, the largest refugee camp in Europe, located on the Greek island of Lesbos. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the urgent need for effective digital solutions to support healthcare delivery in such settings, prompting the establishment of Frontida Records[2].

Operations Frontida Records has implemented its healthcare solutions in several countries, including Panama, Greece, Afghanistan, Jordan, Romania, and Poland, targeting both refugee populations and rural communities. The organization is part of the United Nations Digital X program, aiming to expand its reach into African regions[1].

Values and Approach Frontida Records operates under a set of core values that emphasize innovation, empathy, resilience, teamwork, and inclusivity. They prioritize understanding the needs of the communities they serve, fostering a collaborative environment to deliver impactful digital solutions[2].

Financial Overview As of recent data, Frontida Records reported revenues of $45,800 and expenses of $93,000. The organization maintains a total asset base of approximately $4,440 and no reported liabilities[5].