Jeeon

A Quick Intro

What we do

Our Solution

Jeeon bridges the divide between rural patients and quality healthcare by providing local intermediaries with the training and equipment to facilitate meaningful consultations with remote doctors.

Our Approach

At Jeeon, we extensively use IDEO’s Human Centered Design methodologies. We believe in continuous learning and evolution, which is evident in our strong adherence to rapid prototyping, quick experimentation, and data-driven decision making.

Our Traction

Appointments Served

Patient Satisfaction

Net Promoter Score

*Net promoter Score is CALCULATED AS difference between [% of surveyed patients that actually referred patients to Jeeon] & [% of surveyed patients that have not yet referred any patients]

Awards & Recognition

Unreasonable Institute

Social Innovations in Healthcare Inititative

USAID DIV Award

USAID m4D Award

Voices from the Field

Beauty Chowdhury
I’m glad that we have such quick and effective healthcare service in my community!

Beauty Chowdhury
Rujina Begum
I would gladly pay Tk.200 for such a service again!
Rujina Begum
Abdul Hashem
I spent so much money at Kishoreganj… and I got a much better service close to home and only for Tk. 200. I actively recommend the service to anyone who needs a doctor.
Abdul Hashem
Sree Romoni
I have already sent two of my other family members to use Projotno!

Sree Romoni

I had been having a terrible cough for months. A couple of doctors had given me some cough medicines but they would stop working after some days.

Eventually I came down with a high fever. At that point, my local pharmacists suggested using the Amader Daktar service. The doctor gave me some medicines and asked me to do some tests. It was later confirmed that I had TB. I am taking medication for TB now, and I feel much better.

I have already sent two of my other family members to use Amader Daktar!

Sree Romoni
I’d been having chest pains for about a month. Initially it was bearable but eventually when it got worse, I went to a hospital in Kishoreganj. I had to stay in the hospital for four days and it was quite expensive! They did a number of tests and prescribed a number of medicines- but I didn’t improve.

I eventually got to know about Amader Daktar through the local RMP. The doctor prescribed certain tests which I'd already done at Kishoreganj. I remember the RMP taking pictures of my results- he said he could send the pictures over the internet so the doctor could see them. I am taking the medicine prescribed by Amader Daktar and I am completely fine now, praise the lord!

I spent so much money at Kishoreganj… and I got a much better service close to home and only for Tk. 200. I actively recommend the service to anyone who needs a doctor.

Abdul Hashem
I had been having severe abdominal pain.. And I had been having it for months! I’d been to many pharmacists and doctors but none of their medications worked. I got to know about the Amader Daktar service from my husband- he had been present at the launching program.

At first, I though Tk. 200 was a lot for a service in the bazaar, but we decided to try it once. After taking the medication given by the doctor in Dhaka, I got much better very quickly…

I would gladly pay Tk.200 for such a service again!

Rujina Begum
I was 8 months pregnant when I had an asthma attack a month back. I was so scared and didn't know where to go. My family rushed me to a local RMP who suggested me to use Amader Daktar service.

After taking the prescribed medications I got relieved very quickly. Doctor also told me that I might have this kind of attack again as my pregnancy progresses. But now I know what to do if I have an a asthma attack again.

I'm glad that we have such quick and effective healthcare service in my community!

Beauty Chowdhury

Meet the Team

Rubayat Khan

Dreamer & Teambuilder

Mridul Chowdhury

Yoda

Md. Rashedun Nabi

Money Bhai

Ahmed Abu Bakr

Swiss Army Knife

Nur Farazi

Jedi

Sarah Zaheen

Maverick

Rakibul Raihan

Fibonacci Man

Dr. Abdul Baqi

The Professor

Bidhan Pal

Guru

Irfan Sharif

The Gardener

When the going gets scary, the scared get scarce

Loban Amaan Rahman

The Game Master

Ayesha Sirajee Leena

Money Bee

The best way to predict future is to invent it!

Hasan Ahmed Talukder

Megamind

You know who I am, I am the one who loves changing from nothing to one

Awrup Sanyal

Brand Alchemist

Arafat Rahaman

Charvaka

Number of Perception = Number of solution

Md. Neazul Islam

Wingman

Md.Monower Hossain

The Titan

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Our Advisors

If you want to build a ship, don’t gather people together to collect wood and don’t assign them tasks and work, but rather, teach them to long for the endless immensity of the sea.

Matt Dalio

Matt Dalio remains one of the biggest advocates of what is possible when one applies technology to the needs of emerging markets. He has taken this passion to build a platform for delivering desktop computers into the homes of every person who wants a PC in an emerging market.

The true innovation however, is what sits on top of that platform. Since the smartphone entered emerging markets, and humanity was never the same. From health to education and livelihood, Matt sees and works to capitalize on the tremendous opportunities to deliver scalable solutions to some of today’s most intractable problems, like never before.

Always shoot for the stars – even if you fail, you’ll at least get to the moon

Ruchika Singhal

With 15+ years of expertise in International Business Development, Strategy, Business Model Innovation, Market Development and R&D in the MedTech Industry, Ruchika Singhal is passionate about helping companies developing innovative solutions to address healthcare needs for underserved patients around the world.

She has pioneered the design and implementation of innovative healthcare products and services to build sustainable social businesses that address the critical barriers of Access, Awareness, Affordability and Availability in Emerging Markets, and
led an international cross-sector coalition to develop and implement national guidelines for management of traumatic brain injury patients in India through a public-private partnership model with the state and central government.

Abbas Bhuiya

An internationally reputed public health researcher with over 35 years of experience in health service delivery, health equity and poverty issues in Bangladesh. He has been very committed for the wellbeing of the poor and making health service work for the most disadvantaged. His recent work, while at the International Centre for Diarrhoeal Diseases Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) included improving the quality of the service provided by rural medical practitioners through use of mHealth. He has long experience in working with the villagers and local self-help organizations for improvement of the health of the villagers, especially of the poor and most disadvantaged. He has been involved with many national and international organizations and initiatives in various capacities.