Doxy.meDoxy.me is the simple, free, and secure telemedicine solution. Founded in 2014 by Dr. Brandon Welch, doxy.me enables healthcare organizations to provide virtual care that's easily accessible to everyone, everywhere, on any device. Doxy.me is HIPAA complaint, works in-browser, and requires no additional downloads. Over 700,000 providers use doxy.me to deliver their virtual care—get started for free to see why!
Doxy.me (doxy.me) has 160 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5.
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Louis C.
I like the reliability of Doxy.me and the ease with which the site operates. i have had difficulty with the site on Chrome, especially with the new backgrounds. I have been using the Firefox browser and it is working much better for me but there are no backgrounds. I would like to see backgrounds for Firefox sometime soon.
Juliana S.
I really like the platform, however there are some clients who have difficulty using the headset for sessions. This simply doesn't work. Thanks
Angela P.
I really like how easy it is for me and my patients to use. I have the website saved in my favorites and simply pull it up. I send my patients a link and they can use the same link every time. This is the most user-friendly telehealth link I have used. The only downside is if the patient is using their phone and they get a call, the session is interrupted.
Lilian S.
I love that it's so simple for my clients & requires no registration/sign up for them. The only complaint I have is that from time to time I have connectivity or audio issues. I've learned the connectivity is related to using the Chrome browser as Doxy doesn't play nicely with other browsers but I'm all in for Chrome/Google as of last 2 months (Microsoft has gotten way too big for their britches in my opinion) so I just let my clients know.
Abigail B.
Doxy is pretty user friendly to use for both the therapist and the patient, and it offers a lot of helpful things such as letting you know when you or the other person's connection is low or giving you an option to chat with someone in the waiting room while you're on the video with someone else. However, it does sometimes glitch randomly and have times where it will take a long time for you or the person you're meeting with to connect.
Rachelle
Love that link is short and repetitive. Usually works ok Sometimes client can't get in or picture is fuzzy
Mary Ann Hunt, P.
Very satisfied with being able to use doxy for the patients who were unable (and some still are) to get to the office in person. Most of the time there is minimal difficulty in using.
Bette K.
Often takes more or a shorter time for the audio to work( silence, echoing) or for video to not cut out, but the more problematic is the audio