African Home-based Care (AHC) and African Traditional Medicine (ATM) provide a number of
self-sustainable primary health care workers in a rural region with the appreciation of ancestral
knowledge and its contextual management. Even though most urban residents are able to
afford and use conventional medicine to large extent, the implementations of modern medicine
in rural areas and in poor peri-urban areas are limited. Our proposal is on how telemedicine
solutions could enhance AHC and ATM practices and facilitate simultaneous delivery of both
modern and traditional healthcare with evident added value to the recipients. This is indeed a
fresh angle, as information and communication technologies (ICTs) could play an important role
in developing countries in the management of patients and enhance quality care for patients in
particular and healthcare (both traditional and modern heath systems) in general. This delivers
comprehensive insights concerning the implementation on telemedicine where integrative
medicine and African traditional medicine is in the back seat.