Doctor.One, a digital healthcare platform based in Warsaw, has acquired Doctor Dok to help healthcare professionals manage care paths and support patients beyond the clinic using AI-driven tools, as Vestbee was informed.
About Doctor.One
- Doctor.One develops a mobile-first platform that streamlines workflows, reduces administrative burdens, and integrates AI-powered tools to enhance chronic disease management. Doctors can set up their digital practice, while patients subscribe for ongoing care, with AI-driven insights supporting treatment optimization.
- According to Doctor.One, over 320,000 micro-interactions between doctors and patients have been recorded, with 81% of doctors in a recent MS care program reporting improved care quality and better disease management, along with an NPS score of 93.
About Doctor Dok
- Polish startup Doctor Dok develops a framework for AI-powered healthcare solutions. It focuses on smart automation, data insights, and optimized care pathways to improve healthcare tools and services.
Details of the acquisition
- With the acquisition of Doctor Dok, Doctor.One aims to integrate AI-powered tools to enhance care path management and patient support, enabling more innovative healthcare solutions and proactive care.
"Healthcare is built on empathic relationships, and healthcare professionals are at the heart of those relationships. Our acquisition of Doctor Dok gives us the tools to make that relationship even stronger — smarter, faster, and more personal," explains Maciej Malenda, CEO of Doctor.One.
- This move also supports Doctor.One’s goal of providing continuous, personalized care through asynchronous communication, which will help expand its services across Spain, the UK, and Germany.
"Our collaboration with Doctor.One is an exciting step forward. By combining our technology with Doctor.One’s vision, we’re creating a new standard for how healthcare can feel — personal, proactive, and continuous," claims Piotr Karwatka, founder of Doctor Dok.
