We are a Ugandan social enterprise strengthening healthcare systems through locally driven biomedical engineering — restoring life-saving equipment, building technical capacity, and conducting applied research in under-resourced facilities.
In Uganda, over 50% of government hospital equipment is non-functional due to inadequate maintenance, yet the disease burden remains immense — maternal mortality above 300 per 100,000 live births, and over 65,000 under-five deaths annually from preventable conditions.
OLK responds with locally grounded solutions: deploying biomedical engineering graduates to underserved facilities, restoring life-saving equipment, mentoring clinical staff, and embedding health technology management systems tailored to Uganda's realities.
But our approach is broader than tools and technicians. We conduct applied research to inform policy, design scalable training models, and evaluate innovations in health technology deployment. Our partnerships span academia, health ministries, and frontline hospitals — ensuring our solutions are both evidence-based and nationally aligned.
To strengthen healthcare systems through sustainable biomedical engineering solutions, health technology management, capacity building, and innovation that improve the functionality, safety, and accessibility of critical medical equipment and healthcare technologies.
To become a leading biomedical engineering and health technology partner advancing reliable, sustainable, and equitable healthcare systems across Africa.
We are committed to delivering high-quality, reliable, and professional biomedical engineering services that improve healthcare delivery.
We uphold accountability, transparency, professionalism, and ethical conduct in all our engagements and partnerships.
We develop and support practical, context-specific, and sustainable solutions that address real healthcare challenges.
We believe strong healthcare systems are built through partnerships, teamwork, knowledge sharing, and multidisciplinary engagement.
We invest in mentorship, training, and workforce development to strengthen local biomedical engineering and healthcare technical capacity.
We prioritize long-term, locally adaptable solutions that strengthen healthcare systems and ensure continuity of care.
Six integrated service areas building sustainable, locally-rooted health technology systems across Uganda.
Preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, repair, calibration, installation, commissioning, performance verification, and ongoing technical support for a wide range of medical equipment to improve reliability and patient safety.
Maintenance and optimization of oxygen concentrators, cylinders, regulators, and systems. Includes purity testing, user support, and decentralized engineering models that improve continuous oxygen availability and reduce downtime.
Medical equipment inventory management, asset tracking, equipment assessments, lifecycle planning, technical audits, maintenance systems development, procurement guidance, and broader HTM solutions for health institutions.
Practical training, mentorship, and Training-of-Trainers (ToT) programmes for healthcare workers, biomedical engineers, technicians, and students — covering equipment operation, safety, first-line maintenance, and sustainable workforce development.
End-to-end medical equipment planning for new and expanding healthcare facilities. We collaborate closely with architects and MEEP specialists from initial facility design through to full equipment commissioning — providing integrated, turnkey solutions that ensure every clinical space is purpose-built, correctly specified, and operationally ready to deliver care from day one.
Applied biomedical research and locally-grounded innovation tackling Uganda's most pressing health technology challenges. We design, test, and validate context-specific solutions across medical devices, oxygen delivery systems, digital health, and AI in healthcare — partnering with academic institutions, governments, and NGOs to generate evidence that shapes policy and scales sustainable impact.
Three Ugandan biomedical engineers united by a single mission — ensuring no patient loses their life due to a broken, fixable machine.
Leads OLK's strategy, technical operations, and stakeholder engagement. With deep expertise in clinical engineering and health technology management, Success spearheads the organisation's growth and district-level implementation programmes.
Brings extensive hands-on experience in Uganda's public hospital system. Solomon drives technical execution of equipment repair, maintenance programmes, and the deployment of frontline biomedical engineering graduates.
Specialises in biomedical training and health systems strengthening. Moses leads the Training-of-Trainers model design, ensuring sustainable local capacity is embedded within every facility OLK partners with.
Updates from our work in the field, thought leadership on biomedical engineering in Africa, and announcements from the team.

Whether you're a healthcare facility, development partner, research institution, or government body — we'd love to hear how we can support your health technology goals.