A new health center dedicated to women has opened in the 15th district!

In October 2025, a new center dedicated to women's health opened its doors in the 15th arrondissement. Joining those already present in the 11th and in Montreuil, this establishment Jeen offers a wide range of medical support, but stands out mainly for its commitment to taking the time to provide proper care, away from a hospital environment overwhelmed by a lack of resources and staff. 

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An initiative to address the challenges in the medical field

Gynecology, midwifery, psychology, kinesiology, sophrology, social work, yoga, strengthening… Jeen proudly claims to be a place where “the door will always be open” to all women, regardless of their age or concerns. The project was inspired by two female roommates: Isabelle and Valentine. Through discussions and Valentine’s experiences as a hospital midwife, the idea to make women's health a priority blossomed. “We realized that many of our friends struggled to find the right gynecologist or midwife. And since there are many gaps in the care journey, it creates a real medical wandering,” one of them explains at the Parisien.

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In 2023, the first Jeen center opens its doors in the 11th arrondissement (103, avenue de la République). A year later, it’s in Montreuil that women's health is further valued with the opening of a second center. The year 2025, with the opening of the center in the 15th, marks a new chapter in this unique story and n.écessaire. 

Take the Time to Care and Understand

Here, the rules are simple: patience, listening, and kindness are essential. « Without pressure, without stress, without fear, gently », says Jeen. Interviewed by Le Parisien, Sally, a former midwife and ultrasound technician at AP-HP who has joined the center, states that now, « with an ultrasound, I can show my patients their uterus, their fallopian tubes. I also explain how their cycle works, that there aren't any hard and fast rules, and that one can have one, two, or even three ovulations in a month. It's essential for them to better understand what is happening in their bodies ».