Joan

Joan grew up in a small town called Luton, surrounded by vast landscapes and a tight-knit community. As a child, she would accompany her grandmother to her frequent medical check-ups. The nearest medical facility was an hour's drive away, and every time they went, Joan would observe the difficulties many faced in accessing basic healthcare services, especially when it came to routine tests and labs.

During one visit, she met an elderly man named Mr. Williams, who had taken two buses and walked almost a mile just to get his blood drawn. His story was not uncommon in Luton. This was the spark for Joan. She realized how crucial accessibility was for proper healthcare.

Joan pursued her studies in healthcare and soon began working at a renowned city hospital before coming to the US. Despite being in an urban setting, she noticed the same challenges persisted. Busy schedules, transport issues, and physical disabilities made routine trips to the lab an ordeal for many.

Drawing from her personal experiences and armed with a vision, Joan began Pro-MedLab. She combined her passion for healthcare with the modern world's mobility, ensuring that no one would have to undergo what Mr. Williams did.

Pro-MedLab wasn’t just a business for Joan; it is a commitment. A commitment that stemmed from her childhood memories, a commitment to change the face of healthcare, one mobile visit at a time.