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Doqtoor

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Telemedicine platform offering teleconsultation and remote medical advice to members of partner insurers

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About Doqtoor

Doqtoor is a Tunisian telemedicine platform. It provides teleconsultation and teleassistance to members of partner insurance companies through two modules: a free tele-advice service, where a patient puts a medical question to a doctor, and a telecoaching service for online video consultations.

Doqtoor is based in Tunis, was founded in 2020 by Mohamed Ben Hmida and Ahmed Abida, and employs between 2 and 10 people. It holds Tunisia's Startup Act label, granted in July 2020. Its website is in French and loads as a browser application, so little further product detail was captured in the record.

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Frequently asked about Doqtoor

Where is Doqtoor based and when was it founded?
Doqtoor is headquartered in Tunis, Tunisia and was founded in 2020.
What sector is Doqtoor in?
Doqtoor operates in HealthTech and InsurTech.