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ZocDoc: Doctor Appointments Online March 2, 2008

Posted by Bertalan Meskó in Health 2.0, Medgadget, Medicine 2.0.
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I posted about an other online service at Medgadget.com. ZocDoc uses the advantages of web 2.0 to make it easier to find and book a dentist or doctor. Currently available only for Manhattan based clinicians, since its launch in November 2007, it has been mentioned in The Wall Street Journal and Venture Beat, and was a presenting company at the TechCrunch40 conference. Patients can make a search for a doctor or dentist based on the location, appointment date, the reason for one’s visit, or the patient’s insurance coverage.

Here’s what the website wants to provide to patients:

  • find doctors and dentists in your neighborhood,
  • judge their quality by patient reviews & ratings,
  • book them online 24/7.

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1. Jennifer Suitland - April 19, 2008

I have used the service you mentioned in the article but prefer interactive websites like http://onlineconsultation.com which allow you to search for a doctor or dentist and begin an online consultation to determine if the professional fits your needs.

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