Daniel Jung, Doctify - at "Journeys of Health-Tech Innovation" Nov 30th 2015

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This document introduces Doctify, an intelligent search platform that allows patients to find and book doctors online in the UK. Doctify provides search results that are filtered by location, insurance, and specialty. Patients can compare doctors using verified reviews and ratings, and book an appointment in under 30 seconds. Doctify was created by doctors to be transparent, independent, and have patients' needs as the top priority.

Passionate about connecting
patients and doctors

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Have you ever tried
to find and book a doctor online
in the UK?
ONE QUESTION…

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Let’s say you wake up with a rash

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INTRODUCING DOCTIFY
Intelligent search results for patients
INSURANCE
Filter by Insurer
SEARCH
Intelligent Search
Results
LOCATION
Find A Specialist Near
You

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INTRODUCING DOCTIFY
COMPARE
specialists using
verified patient
reviews and ratings
SPEED
Total time needed
<30 seconds
BOOK
an appointment at a
time that suits you

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DOCTIFY’SVALUES
Data security
Created by
Doctors
Patients First
Passionate
about
connecting
patients and
doctors
Always
improve
Transparent
and
Independent
Can Do
mentality

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DRIVING INNOVATIONACROSS ALL HEALTH SERVICES
THE NHS:WHERETHERE IS AWILLTHERE IS A WAY

Mr Suman Saha (MBBS BSc MRCS)
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Co-Founder
Head of Product
Miss Stephanie Eltz (Dr Med Univ)
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Co-Founder
Business Development
Daniel Jung
Co-Founder
CEO
15 additional Super Stars make up Team Doctify
TEAM
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