Doctify

Healthcare review platform where patients search and book clinicians using verified patient feedback.

At a glance

Headquarters: London, United Kingdom
Founded: 2015
Business model: B2B
Operating markets: 6 markets
Sources cited: 2
In the library since: 16 September 2026

What it does

Doctify was founded in London in 2015 by two NHS surgeons who found there was no dependable way for a patient to compare clinicians. It publishes patient reviews of individual doctors, clinics and hospitals (which the company describes as verified) alongside a route to book.

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Review platforms in healthcare carry a problem that restaurant review platforms do not: an unhappy outcome is not the same as poor care, and a clinician cannot answer publicly without breaching confidentiality. How, and how convincingly, a platform establishes that a reviewer was actually treated is what separates this from an open comment field, and it is a large part of what determines whether clinicians agree to be listed.

The company also offers providers a paid tool for collecting and managing that feedback, so its customers are the clinicians and clinics rather than the patients reading the reviews.