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DocDoc wins best insurtech startup award at Plug and Play pitch contest
- Published January 06, 2020 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
DocDoc is proud to announce it was awarded the best insurtech startup award at the Plug Play APAC Summit pitch contest 2019.
The summit brought together high potential insurtech startups that were handpicked by Plug and Play and their corporate partners.
Following the startup pitches, the 700+ attendees had the opportunity to vote for the best insurtech startup.
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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