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Movena
How Movena works

Care that begins where most healthcare journeys end.

Movena is a pharmacist-led continuity care service in Lagos. Most healthcare focuses on getting treatment started. Movena is built around what happens afterwards.

  1. Tell us where you are

    Already on treatment, or thinking about starting? Share a few details so your care team understands where you are today. It takes a few minutes and you can stop and come back.

    You, in your own time

  2. Your pharmacist reviews your care

    A named Movena pharmacist reads everything you shared and explains what happens next. Where a medical decision is needed, a doctor is involved.

    Your named pharmacist · within one working day

  3. Treatment is coordinated

    Where appropriate, you get a clear care plan written for you to read — your goal, your treatment, what we'll watch, what we'll do and what you need to do. We help sort the doctor, prescription, pharmacy and delivery steps required. Nothing begins until you accept it.

    You decide · your pharmacist stays responsible

  4. We stay with you

    Check-ins, questions, reviews and refills continue as your treatment continues. This is the part Movena exists for.

    Your pharmacist and care coordinator

What continuity feels like

  • Treatment begins

    You know how to use and store your medicine and what to expect.

  • During the week

    Movena checks how you're getting on.

  • Something changes

    You have somewhere appropriate to ask, rather than working it out alone.

  • Review time

    Your pharmacist reviews your progress and what needs to happen next.

  • Before medication runs out

    Movena helps coordinate the next required step.

  • Next month

    Your care continues.

Already taking weight medication?

You don't need to start again. Tell us where you are in your treatment and we'll help determine the appropriate next step. Everyone enters the same Movena continuity care — there is no separate product.

Movena is not an emergency service and does not guarantee that medication will be prescribed. In an emergency, go to the nearest emergency department or call your local emergency number immediately.