Doxy.me

Doxy.me is a browser-first telemedicine platform that enables healthcare providers to conduct secure video consultations without requiring software downloads or patient account creation. Founded in 2013 by Brandon Welch as a simple, HIPAA-compliant solution for remote care, the platform has grown to serve over 1.3 million healthcare providers worldwide.

The platform is known for its ease of use: providers can send a link to patients and start a video visit immediately through any web browser. Doxy.me includes features such as a customizable virtual waiting room, email and text invitations, 24/7 live interpreter access, and localization in 100 languages with foreign currency support. The company offers both a free tier and subscription-based paid plans, as well as white-label solutions for healthcare organizations.

As of 2024, Doxy.me users have conducted over 400 million telehealth sessions totaling nearly 10 billion minutes of care. The platform serves as a standalone telemedicine solution and is commonly used as a fallback when clinical platforms lack adequate built-in video capabilities.

Doxy.me operates with approximately 115–150 employees distributed across multiple locations including Rochester, New York; Charleston, South Carolina; Salt Lake City, Utah; and international offices in Western Europe and Ukraine.