Zocdoc is an online service where patients in the United States search for and book in-person or telemedicine appointments with doctors and dentists. Patients can filter providers by specialty, location and insurance, and complete medical forms online before a visit. Physicians and dentists pay to advertise open appointment slots and can use a scheduling system linked to their calendars or websites. The service covers the United States market only.
Zocdoc is headquartered in New York City, was founded in 2007 and is privately held. Its investors include Founders Fund, Atomico and Baillie Gifford, and no non-US majority owner has been identified. Public information does not state where patient data is stored. For European organisations the service is mainly a point of reference, since it operates only in the United States and the company is subject to US jurisdiction.