Filipino tech innovator showcases digital healthcare platform at 50th Geneva inventions exhibition
Filipino tech entrepreneur Noel Gary E. Del Castillo is bringing his pioneering healthcare platform, SeeYouDoc, to the international stage. From April 9 to 13, 2025, he will showcase the innovative cloud-based system at the 50th International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva, Switzerland.
Del Castillo, lead architect at SeeYouDoc, is committed to solving critical healthcare challenges through technology. His platform integrates telemedicine, electronic medical records (EMR), appointment scheduling, referral management, and digital payments into a seamless digital ecosystem. By ensuring data privacy and security, SeeYouDoc is redefining patient care accessibility and efficiency.
Bridging Healthcare Gaps in the Philippines
Access to healthcare remains a major challenge in the Philippines, where nearly 50% of the population faces difficulties in receiving timely medical services. SeeYouDoc addresses this issue by:
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Providing telemedicine solutions for remote consultations.
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Digitizing medical records to streamline workflows.
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Offering secure online payments to reduce financial barriers.
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Enhancing hospital referrals and clinic operations.
The platform has already demonstrated its impact, with over 40,000 users and 134 doctors onboarded. Through local government partnerships, SeeYouDoc is expanding digital healthcare access, particularly in underserved areas.
A Global Vision for Digital Healthcare
Beyond the Philippines, Del Castillo envisions SeeYouDoc playing a crucial role in Southeast Asian healthcare systems. The platform aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 3: Good Health and Well-Being, promoting accessible healthcare solutions worldwide.
“We are seeking strategic partners, investors, and distributors to expand SeeYouDoc’s reach,” Del Castillo shared. “Thanks to DOST-TAPI, our participation in the Geneva Inventions Exhibition opens doors for global collaboration and innovation.”
SeeYouDoc stands as a testament to Filipino ingenuity, paving the way for a more connected and efficient global healthcare system.
