Doximity

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By  Emily Olsen 01:36 pm May 20, 2022
Doximity, a networking platform for healthcare professionals, posted revenue of $93.7 million for its fourth quarter that ended on March 31, compared with $66.7 million in the prior-year quarter. The company's net income came to $36.7 million compared with $21.5 million last year. Doximity also posted results for its fiscal 2022, bringing in $343.5 million compared with $206.9 million for fiscal...
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By  Emily Olsen 01:02 pm February 10, 2022
Doximity, a networking platform for healthcare professionals, has entered into an agreement to acquire on-call physician scheduling and messaging app Amion. According to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the deal will set Doximity back $53.5 million in cash at the time of closing, plus an earnout consideration of up to $24 million subject to performance. The company will also...
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By  Mallory Hackett 11:39 am June 17, 2021
Doximity, a social networking platform for healthcare providers, has shared the terms for its upcoming initial public offering of 23,300,000 shares of its Class A common stock. The offering consists of about 19 million shares offered by Doximity and 4.3 million shares to be sold by an existing stockholder, of which the company will not profit. An additional 3.5 million shares from Doximity will...
Desktop view of the Doximity Dialer
By  Mallory Hackett 02:33 pm April 20, 2021
Doximity, a digital platform for medical professionals, has added a bundle of new features to its telehealth offering, called Doximity Dialer. The Dialer allows providers to conduct voice or video telehealth visits from their personal smartphone without sharing their private information. The app can customize a provider's caller ID so patients only see the office number when it’s time for the...
By  Laura Lovett 01:25 pm June 17, 2020
Yesterday morning Doximity, a self-described social network for doctors, announced that it purchased healthcare-staffing firm THMED.  Following the acquisition, THMED will be changing its name to Curative and will be focusing on personalized medical-staffing searches. Specifically, it will be focusing on connecting medical groups and healthcare facilities to clinicians and will be “powered by”...
By  Dave Muoio and Laura Lovett 04:05 pm December 13, 2018
Owkin, the predictive analytics startup backed by Alphabet’s GV, has announced the launch of its AI-powered medical research network. Comprised of 30 US and EU hospitals and research institutions, the Owkin Loop Network looks to help researchers train their predictive health models on a greater scale of real-world data, as well as share any insights gained between participating researchers and...
By  Laura Lovett 11:13 am May 8, 2018
US News & World Report has teamed up with Doximity, a social network for doctors, to develop a new tool that lets patients book appointments while they are looking at doctors’ profiles on USNews.com.  “For over 25 years, US News has helped patients in search of reliable health care information find the best hospital to treat their specific needs,” Evan Jones, vice president and general...
By  Bill Siwicki 02:43 pm December 19, 2017
Dr. Manish Naik recently examined a patient in his office who was reluctant to get a flu vaccine because of a history of egg allergy. Naik conducted a quick search through his medical reference app and reviewed study data with the patient on the safety of flu vaccination in patients with egg allergy.   After seeing the latest study data and guidelines, the patient agreed to get both the flu and...
By  Dave Muoio 09:00 am September 20, 2017
San Francisco-based Doximity announced today a collaboration to enable one-touch dialing of patients from directly within Haiku, Epic’s mobile platform for electronic health records. The new integration will allow doctors to easily make calls while they are viewing a patient’s medical records, and will not display the caller’s personal cell phone number. Instead, patients’ caller IDs will display...
By  Jonah Comstock 10:36 am November 30, 2015
One of the tidbits in Ashlee Vance's much-talked about Elon Musk biography is that the Musk brothers conceived of, and quickly rejected, an idea that would have put them at the forefront of the digital health space way back in 1994. According to Vance, as they roadtripped to the Mojave Desert from San Francisco, Elon Musk and his brother Kimbal discussed starting a social network for doctors as...