MedMissions Award
Established in 2017, MedMissions is an annual award administered by the Inteleos Foundation which aims to address global gaps in diagnostic capacity through locally-led partner collaborations and team-based interventions. This award for non-profit organizations includes technical assistance, education support and equipment resources for ultrasound intervention and long-term adoption.
2026 MedMissions focus on training frontline and community health workers in AI-enabled ultrasound to advance maternal and fetal health in Côte d’Ivoire, Malawi, Uganda, Sierra Leone, and Kenya.
The application for 2026 MedMissions Awards is now closed. If you are interested in applying for the next MedMissions Award, fill out the interest form below to receive an email when the 2027 application opens.
What if…
Every healthcare team had the opportunity to scale their impact through certification, equipment donation, and technical assistance?
MedMissions Around the World
From rural clinics to bustling cities, MedMissions bridge critical gaps in healthcare through ultrasound technology.
So far, we’ve raised over $50,000 in aid. Through MedMissions, we are ensuring that ultrasound reaches all corners of the globe.
Support Our Next MedMission: Your Donation Makes a Difference
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Past MedMissions
Building POCUS Capacity in Rural Haiti: Inside HEI’s MedMissions Journey
When Health Equity International (HEI) in southern Haiti was selected as a MedMissions awardee in 2025, the vision was clear: equip frontline clinicians with point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) skills and tools to make faster, more accurate decisions for patients in some...
MedMissions Mexico: Longitudinal Study Training Rural Health Workers in Ultrasound
Rockville, MD, June 07, 2023 – Today the Inteleos Foundation and the POCUS Certification Academy under Inteleos announced Compañeros En Salud (CES) a sister organization of Partners in Health (PIH) as the selection for their MissionPOCUS™ collaboration for 2023. As...
Medmissions Guatemala: Equipping Indigenous Maya Health Workers in OB Ultrasound
In rural Guatemala, the indigenous Mayan population faces the challenge of limited access to quality healthcare. Mayan people face a variety of barriers to quality healthcare, including cost, distance, discrimination, and language. They experience life expectancies...
Apply for our Next MedMission
The MedMissions program currently accepts applications for new grants once per year. We welcome proposals from health-centered organizations passionate about integrating ultrasound for better patient care. Please fill out the form below to express interest and make sure your organization is notified when the next round of applications opens.
