Jane shares how she has built a product and services for at home examinations of the ear, nose, and throat and her real experience of developing a FDA approved Class 1 device, now in clinical trials. Remmie was present at MEDICA , the most important international fair dedicated to medicine and hospital technology. This comes in the form of blogs, personal book recommendations, and early access to the founder's sandbox podcast episodes before they released to the public. If you want more white glove information on building your startup with information like what was in today's episode, sign up with the link in the show notes to enjoy being a special member of Next Act Advisors.
Thank you. I am Brenda McCabe, your host. This is a monthly podcast in which I reach entrepreneurs, business owners, and I have as my guest, entrepreneurs and business owners, professional service providers, and corporate board directors who bring their own stories about building resilient, purpose-driven, and sustainable businesses with great corporate governance. And by bringing my guests to the podcast, they too want to use the power of the enterprise, small, medium and large to create change for a better world.
We're going to tell stories in this podcast today. And my guest is Jane Zhang. She had just founded Remmie in and then actually put some bones around it and financing into was actually seeking external investment dilutive type. And I couldn't help. And we're gonna start with that. And what was your origin story? Yeah, Brenda, I really appreciate this opportunity and thank you for the great intro.
It was. It was basically nonstop. A lot of the weekends, my colleagues would ask me, what are you doing on the weekend? I'd be like,. So it happened four times. In the first year he went to childcare. And one of the times he had a high fever, we went to the ER and it took us four hours sitting there nonstop with his crying and screaming. And the other times we were referred to an ENT specialist who was about to put in ear tubes in his ears.
And other times we were. I give him 10 days and he's still spiking a fever. It keeps on coming back. And the doctor said there was a it was a moment of revelation where this physician, my pediatrician told me, come, come take a look by yourself. I was like, what? And he said the throat or the back of his throat was all white blisters. So this was not an air infection. So you had at that time been working.
