Health education nonprofit · Republic of Korea
We shorten the distance to care. What to do at home, and how to use Korea’s emergency system — in Korean, and in English.
The problem we see
Inside the hospital, the gaps no single doctor can fill keep piling up. From outside, none of that is visible. Where the system that should connect people has stopped working, a gap has opened.
Our approach
Between someone who suddenly falls ill and the people who could help, there is a gap the system never filled. We close it from both sides.
Clinicians
What closes the gap
Education · Technology
The public
Education · For families and the public
Free guides on what to do at home and when a hospital is needed — reviewed against the literature, with the references and review dates attached. Published in Korean and in English, written for life in Korea, so that a family who cannot read Korean gets the same guidance and not a shortened version.
Resources
Education · For clinicians
Residents and medical students work through emergencies again and again, then look back together at the decisions they made and at how the team communicated.
Simulation education
Technology · In development
We help people take stock of their own condition and put it into the language of medicine, and work out with them whether this is a moment that needs a clinician. An educational tool, not a medical device and not a clinical service.
Emergency decision support
Priority · Children & adolescents
When no hospital can accept a patient, children and adolescents are turned away first. This is where the gap has opened widest.
The problem we seeIndependent nonprofit
