Providing Tailored Solutions According to Company Size and Screening Type
Introducing AI-Based Corporate Health Management Platform at 'Try Everything 2026'

Viva Innovation Unveils AI-Based Corporate Health Management Platform at "Try Everything 2026" View original image

Viva Innovation Co., Ltd. (CEO Han Park), which operates the health screening platform “Good Doctor,” will unveil its “Good Doctor Business” at “Try Everything 2026.” This service is designed to support every step of the health screening process for employees, regardless of the size of the company or screening type.


“Good Doctor Business” is a corporate health management platform that can be introduced and tailored to the size and welfare environment of each organization, from large corporations to SMEs and public institutions. Even companies without a health screening support system can utilize it, helping to close gaps in employee health management.


The scope of support is not limited to comprehensive checkups. All types of health screenings—including national health screenings, employment checkups, and special screenings—can be managed on a single platform. Employees can conveniently select and book exams, while HR and general affairs managers can efficiently manage examination status and related administrative work.


After the screening, patented AI technology analyzes the health screening big data of employees and provides AI health management reports. The platform supports personalized test recommendations, result consultations, automatic classification and monitoring of high-risk groups, and, depending on the results, can connect to customized Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs).


By systematically automating post-screening management—previously often only a one-time confirmation—within the platform, it is expected that companies can raise the standard of in-house health and welfare.


Currently, various companies and public organizations—including major companies such as Hoban Construction and CJ ENM (Commerce Division), as well as Remember&Company, Babitalk, Seoul Facilities Corporation, and Yongin Urban Corporation—are using Good Doctor Business to support employee health management.


Backed by this competitive service, Viva Innovation was selected as an excellent company for the “Seoul Award 2024,” which recognizes top B2B service providers in Seoul. In 2025, the company was also chosen as a model purchase product for the Ministry of SMEs and Startups’ technology development program, further expanding its service to public institutions (B2G) through direct contracts, additional points in purchase evaluations, and other support systems for market access.


Viva Innovation will introduce the main features and tailored use cases of Good Doctor Business at “Try Everything 2026,” held from September 9 (Wednesday) to 10 (Thursday) at the Art Hall of Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) in Seoul. This event brings together startups, investors, and corporate stakeholders from Korea and abroad to share innovative technologies and explore opportunities for business collaboration and global expansion.


Han Park, CEO of Viva Innovation, stated, “Good Doctor Business is a customized health management platform that enables systematic employee health management regardless of company size. Our AI-powered test recommendations, result consultations, and high-risk group monitoring services support companies in systematic health management while reducing the workload for health administrators.”



Meanwhile, Viva Innovation, together with over 430 partner hospitals nationwide, provides an integrated healthcare service that encompasses everything from exam recommendations, reservations and payments, and result confirmation to post-screening follow-up. The company’s technological expertise and reliability have been recognized through awards in two categories at the CES 2025 Innovation Awards, ISO 27001 and 27701 information security certifications, and regulatory approvals for AI-based follow-up medical devices.


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