What we do
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Appointments Served
Patient Satisfaction
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*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
Voices from the Field
Meet the Team
Our Advisors
Kevin Starr directs the Mulago foundation which is focused on scalable solutions to meet the basic needs of the very poor.
Kevin had a perfectly good career in medicine when he stumbled into philanthropy in 1994 and has spent the past two decades working with projects from Afghanistan to Zambia, trying to figure out what makes for real impact at big scale. He teaches and mentors social entrepreneurs and serves as the chairman of Big Bang Philanthropy, a group of funders working together to direct more money to those best at fighting poverty.
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.
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 is 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.