At Rethink Medical S.L., we believe that innovation in healthcare must go hand in hand with social responsibility. Access to safe and dignified healthcare should not depend on geography or economic resources.
In 2011, Manuel Luque, founder of Rethink Medical, co-founded Worldproject, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting healthcare and community development initiatives in low-resource settings, in close collaboration with local partners.
Through Worldproject, more than 50,000 people have received direct healthcare assistance over the years. Today, the organization focuses its efforts in rural Uganda, supporting the development and operation of Kikaya Medical Center, a community-based healthcare facility that provides essential medical services to a population living in conditions of extreme vulnerability.
In parallel, Worldproject promotes long-term, sustainable impact through Bioksanland, an eco-sustainable project that integrates health, nutrition, clean water, renewable energy, and local training. These initiatives aim to address the root causes of poor health by strengthening community resilience, education, and self-sufficiency.
Rethink Medical actively supports these initiatives as part of its commitment to responsible innovation, reinvesting knowledge, experience, and resources to improve healthcare access where it is most needed.
If you would like to learn more about Worldproject or explore ways to get involved, please visit:

www.worldproject.es