About Docintosh

India's verified medical network.

A members-only professional network for doctors and medical students in India, operating since 2014.

We check doctors’ medical credentials and students’ college enrolment details before they join.

250,000+ verified members. 60+ specialties. Founded 2014, operated by Docintosh Technologies LLP.

Get in touch

You can reach us any working day.

Members

Account and activity support

Verification status, an activity that will not submit, an honorarium you were expecting, or a request to close your account and delete the data we hold. State the issue in the first line; most enquiries are resolved without a second exchange.

Email about my account
Students

Thinking Thursday, contests and internships

Results and rankings, certificates, contest judging, and the Management Intern and Medical Student Ambassador programmes. Include your college and year of study, which we otherwise have to request before we can answer.

Email about Thinking Thursday
Press and everything else

Press, institutions and careers

Press and interview requests, medical colleges and professional associations proposing joint activity, and speculative applications. There is no separate press desk; a specific subject line reaches the right person faster.

Email about press or partnerships

About us

Who we are.

Docintosh was founded in 2014 to give Indian clinicians a closed, verified place to exchange clinical knowledge. General platforms are public and unverified, which makes them unsuitable for discussing patients. We built the alternative.

Verification is the product. Doctors submit a Medical Registration Number, which we check against the relevant council register. Students register with their college and course. It is the slowest step in joining, and we will not shorten it. The network is worth being part of only because every member has been through it.

What members do here. Discuss cases and clinical practice with verified peers. Complete CME from accredited providers, where the accreditation and any certificate sit with the accrediting body, not with us. Take part in surveys, polls and case studies, for which they receive an honorarium — a payment for professional time, never for a particular opinion and never conditional on a clinical decision. Participation is voluntary throughout.

What we will not do. We do not sell member contact details. We do not advertise prescription medicines to members. We do not publish a figure we cannot support. Responses are anonymised and reported in aggregate, and no organisation commissioning work learns who answered.

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