The professional medical network for clinicians, providing HIPAA-compliant AI and telehealth solutions.
Doximity has evolved into the central digital operating system for over 80% of U.S. physicians as of 2026. Its technical architecture combines a secure professional social graph with robust clinical workflow tools. The 2026 market position is defined by its 'Doximity GPT' integration—a HIPAA-compliant implementation of large language models specifically tuned for medical administrative tasks. This platform utilizes proprietary data layers and medical prompt engineering to assist clinicians in drafting prior authorizations, patient education materials, and referral letters. Furthermore, its 'Dialer' technology enables seamless telehealth transitions via WebRTC protocols, allowing providers to call patients from personal devices while masking their caller ID with office numbers. Strategically, Doximity bridges the gap between siloed Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) and mobile-first clinical communication, serving as both a recruitment engine for health systems and a productivity suite for independent practitioners. Its infrastructure is built for high security, meeting SOC2 and HIPAA standards to handle sensitive Protected Health Information (PHI) across its messaging, faxing, and video call modules.
HIPAA-compliant implementation of LLMs designed to generate medical administrative drafts based on clinical prompts.
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End-to-end encrypted WebRTC platform for remote patient monitoring and consultations.
A data-driven algorithm that ranks and analyzes medical residency programs based on alumni data.
Cloud-based faxing service that allows mobile sending/receiving of PHI with audit trails.
Machine learning recommendation engine that surfaces peer-reviewed literature relevant to a user's specialty.
A proprietary search engine connecting recruiters with clinicians based on sub-specialty and geographic data.
Integration that automatically logs 'category 1' credits for reading medical articles on the platform.
Physicians spend hours writing clinical justification letters for insurance companies.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
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Doctors need to reach patients at home without exposing personal phone numbers.
Hospitals struggle to find specialized surgeons in specific geographies.