Pitch 3-2 :Doctor Sharing smartphone-NO.1 Cyber Hospital "LEBER"

[Summary]

There are many self-help apps that help one wean off eating disorders and manage and control one's anxiety. Likewise, AGREE Inc. has launched a service app under the brand name 'LEBER.' It is a platform which connects doctors and users anytime, anywhere.

The app enables the users to consult a doctor via their smart phones by simply choosing the part of your body that has issues. The users are inquired about ten basic medical questions along with pictures for better understanding of the medical condition. A person can avail all these services by paying just 2 USD on a monthly basis. The doctor then prescribes medication in case of minor ailments or hospital visit in case of major health issues. The app also guides the user to the drug store. In case of hospital visits, the app assists in booking appointment prior to the visit.

Now, LEBER has also launched another app named as LEBER for business. At times, employees work even when they are sick, which leads to reduction in their productivity. This phenomenon is often referred to as presenteeism. The new app enables the employees of a company to consult the doctor from their office space.

The main aim of the app is early detection and early treatment of a medical condition, which further brings a very positive effect in terms of self-medication and reduces the medical expenditure.

[Mentors' comments]

　"The most challenging part is of the business model. Have you ever thought about collaborating with the insurance company?"Dr. Dan Wang, Johnson & Johnson Innovation

　"I think it's an interesting business model to go to the employers.I guess my concern or question would be, low barriers to entry in this space. So what's going to differentiate you or LEBER from competition?"Dr. Kevin Grimes, Stanford University

[Profile]

Mr.Sena Graduated Master in University of Tsukuba. Experienced in inbound venture start-up, Educational business, Water Treatment Plants construction project. Immediate objective is to share Japanese medical system to the third world countries.