Doximity
FreeAI-powered clinical platform for US physicians with ambient scribe, evidence-based Q&A, telehealth dialer, and physician networking built in.
What is Doximity?
Doximity is the largest professional network for US clinicians, used by over 85% of American physicians across all specialties. Beyond its networking roots, Doximity has rapidly expanded into clinical AI with Doximity Scribe (free ambient documentation tool), Doximity Ask (evidence-based clinical Q&A powered by PeerCheck with 10,000+ physician reviewers), Doximity Dialer (HIPAA-compliant telehealth voice and video), and digital faxing. After acquiring Pathway Medical for $63M in 2025, Doximity integrated Pathway's structured medical dataset spanning every clinical guideline, drug interaction, and landmark trial to power its clinical decision support. All AI tools are free for verified US physicians, nurse practitioners, and PAs, making Doximity the only full-suite clinical AI platform available at no cost to individual clinicians.
Key Features
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How to Use Doximity
✅ Best For
- Verified US physicians, nurse practitioners, and PAs who want a free, self-serve clinical AI toolkit covering documentation, evidence-based Q&A, and secure telehealth without enterprise procurement or IT setup. Solo practitioners and small group practices that cannot afford $300-800 per month ambient scribe subscriptions but still need AI-assisted documentation.
❌ Not For
- Non-US clinicians, as Doximity verification and most AI features are currently limited to US-licensed healthcare professionals. Health systems that need native EHR integration for direct note syncing, as Doximity Scribe does not currently push notes into the EHR automatically.
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Pricing
- ✓Full access to Scribe
- ✓Ask
- ✓Dialer
- ✓fax
- ✓and network for verified US clinicians
- ✓Advanced telehealth features for individual practices
- ✓Health system-level contracts and integrations
Prompts to Try
Draft a prior authorization appeal letter for this patient's MRI denial
What is the first-line treatment for community-acquired pneumonia in adults?
Summarize this patient encounter into a structured SOAP note