Anjna empowers healthcare providers with mobile solutions that engage and educate underserved patients to lead healthier lives.
See us in ActionAnjna is a 501(c)3 non–profit company that addresses the healthcare crisis in the United States by designing, building, and implementing innovative mobile health solutions, especially for safety net communities that are at greater risk for chronic, preventable diseases. Using interactive and personalized text and voice messages, we deliver actionable, tailored medical content that improves appointment attendance, medication compliance and disease self-management skills.
Anjna’s platform enables healthcare providers to maintain a continuous
relationship with their patients through their mobile phones.
Appointments, medications, endless possibilities.
Manage events with the click of a button.
Organize your patients and interact as a group.
See how your patients are doing in real time.
Patients receive personalized, interactive messages which empower them to take better care of their health. The medical content underlying these messages is created by our Academic partners at Stanford and the University of Michigan. They’ve designed customized, evidenced-based content that is both engaging and interactive.
SMS technology works on almost all mobile phones. iPhone is used for illustration purposes. Interaction is visionary.
Let’s work together.
Healthcare Providers
Our evidence-based, data-driven platform can help your patients take control of their own health and help your organization minimize costs associated with patient management. Contact us today to discuss how we can easily integrate our platform into your workflow.
Let’s TalkEveryone Else
We are supported by donors who share our passion for improving healthcare for the underserved. As a nonprofit, we need your support to continue this vital work. Please consider making a tax deductible donation today. Every dollar makes a difference!
Make a DifferencePatient Stories Tomasa • Mother of Two
“Sometimes it only takes one word if
you're down to elevate yourself.”
We’ve been supported by donors who are also passionate about healthcare for the underserved. We need your support to revolutionize patient wellness for those that need it most. Please make a tax deductible donation to support low income patients today.
Of your donation is tax-deductible.
Make a Difference that Matters.
Anjna would not be possible
without the generous support of:
Institutional Supporters












Foundations
Steve and Anita Westly Foundation • Microsoft/Global Giving • DoSomething.org • Goldman Sachs Gives • Franklin and Catherine Johnson Foundation • Kissick Family Foundation
Individuals
Peter Bing • John Bravman • Isy Goldwasser • Jill Gwaltney • Wilfred Jaeger • Andy Lam • Marshall Milligan • Gene Sykes • Abraham Verghese
Patient Stories Santiago • Shift Worker
“It is helpful for me because
I feel like someone else is interested in my life.”
We are Engineers. Physicians. Designers. Scientists. United under the mission of bringing mobile health to the underserved.

Vineet Singal
Chief Executive Officer
Vineet is a Paul and Daisy Soros Fellow, a Staples/Ashoka Global Youth Social Entrepreneur, Donald A. Strauss Scholar, Goldwater Scholar, Haas Public Service Fellow, Irene and Eric Simon Foundation Fellow, DoSomething/AT&T Fellow, and an NIH Training Award Fellow. He has also served on the Stanford University Board of Trustees and Clinic by the Bay Board of Directors. He graduated with University Distinction from Stanford University with a degree in Biological Sciences.

Manuel Rivera
Chief Operating Officer
Manuel comes to Anjna to lead its product management and technical integration with a passion for work on the IT side of health care and expertise with computer graphics, real-time client-server communication and interaction design. Manuel has an MS in Telecommunication Engineering from the Technical School of Madrid (UPM) with a specialty in Biomedical Engineering and has studied the social impact of technology at UC Berkeley.

James Pan
Chief Research Officer
James works with clinical staff at partner organizations to assess need, determine desired outcomes, and to create a working theory of change to build a better relationship between patients and their healthcare providers. James develops a ‘out of the box’ kit for seamless integration of Anjna’s services into partner organizations. He was previously a research fellow at the National Institutes of Health, graduated with honors from Carnegie Mellon University and will be a MD candidate at Stanford School of Medicine starting in August 2013.

Nicolas Milagro Chapa
Mobile UX Designer
Nicolas is the lead mobile designer for Anjna. Nicolas also works as the Mobile Team Lead for the Stanford Persuasive Technology Lab. He manages the Mobile Messaging Testbed for the lab, in conjunction with Mobile Commons. He was instrumental in refining the user experience for Juntos Finanzas, a company dedicated to helping unbanked Latinos save more money. Nicolas graduated with a degree in American Literature and Culture from UCLA.
Wilfred Jager Partner, Three Arch Partners (Chair)
Harsh Patel Entrepreneur-in-Residence, Foundation Capital
Sabrina Ross Ropes & Gray, LLP
Brian Discoll Former VP for Advancement, Health Leads
Stuart Burden Consultant/Philanthropy Adviser
Don Kennedy, PhD President Emeritus, Stanford University
Arnold Milstein, MD Stanford Medical School (Internal Medicine)
Heather Kun, PhD VP of Research and Evaluation, National Health Foundation
Alan Glaseroff, MD Stanford Medical School
Robert Tranquada, MD Professor Emeritus, University of Southern California
Vicki Sant President, Summit Foundation
Ken Shachmut EVP/CFO, Safeway Health
Patient Stories Beatrice • Stadium Worker
“It does serve as
a reminder of a commitment.”
We're always excited to explore new partnerships, demonstrate our technology and to learn from others passionate about improving health and strengthening communities. Please drop us a line!
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