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DocDoc selected for Plug & Play Singapore Insurtech Batch
- Published October 02, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
DocDoc has been selected for the second batch of Plug & Play Asia Pacific’s insurtech program. Plug & Play aims to drive robust business opportunities for partnerships, pilots, POCs, and commercial deals between their corporate partners and the most promising technology startups. Startups are selected based on their corporate partners’ receptivity towards the startup’s offerings. Over the duration of the program, DocDoc will have the opportunity to participate in private deal flow sessions, exclusive networking events, focus weeks, and mentor sessions with major banks, financial institutions, and insurance companies. Plug & Play counts MSIG, Tokio Marine, Willis Tower Watson, Sequis Life and Sanofi among their corporate partners.
About DocDoc
DocDoc is Asia’s leading health insurance technology company. We provide data-enabled value-added services to insurance companies for their policyholders. Our services, spanning more than 23,000 doctors in eight countries, vastly improve the policyholders’ experience in consuming healthcare. DocDoc’s AI-powered doctor discovery, telemedicine and cashless services enable insurance companies to offer a differentiated product in a crowded market.
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