DocDoc partners insurtech firm Kaitaiming to grow reach in China

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SINGAPORE-BASED healthtech startup DocDoc has secured a strategic partnership with insurance risk-control firm Kaitaiming Technology (KTM) to expand its reach into China. Read more at The Business Times.

SINGAPORE-BASED healthtech startup DocDoc has secured a strategic partnership with insurance risk-control firm Kaitaiming Technology to expand its reach into China.

The startup will be the exclusive supplier of"doctor-discovery" services to KTM and its affiliates for doctors in South-east Asia, Hong Kong and South Korea. KTM will integrate DocDoc’s doctor-discovery service into its insurance agent application, which will enable the startup to reach the policy-holders of China’s top insurance companies.

KTM helps insurers to manage and control claims risks, reduce claims costs and improve service efficiency and quality. It is backed by investors such as Sequoia Capital, Matrix Partners China, China Everbright Trust and Qianhai Reinsurance, and used by customers including Ping An and China Pacific Insurance Co.

DocDoc’s platform uses predictive analytics to find a best match between a doctor’s expertise and the policy-holder’s unique needs. The platform processes information collected about each doctor’s practice patterns in a procedure. By matching patients to the right doctors, DocDoc hopes to significantly reduce medical care costs, medical complication and re-admission rates. It currently operates in eight countries with more than 23,000 doctors in its network.

 

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