Star ratings are broken. The GoDoc score can fix that.

DoctorsReportCard replaces subjective online reviews with the GoDoc score — a standardized, survey-driven composite score. One number. Every doctor. Apples to apples.

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The problem with doctor reviews

Current platforms collect uncontrolled opinions. DoctorsReportCard collects controlled measurements across 1.25M+ physicians.

Biased samples

Organic reviews skew negative. Only angry patients write reviews, distorting the picture for everyone else.

No standard

Every site uses different criteria. A 4.2 on Healthgrades means nothing next to a 4.5 on ZocDoc.

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No comparison

You can read 200 reviews and still not know which of three cardiologists is better for your needs.

Compare three doctors. Instantly.

Side-by-side scores broken down by what matters to you.

Dr. Sarah Chen
Cardiology / DC Metro
724
Communication
Wait Time
Follow-up
Staff
HIGHEST
Dr. James Okafor
Cardiology / DC Metro
791
Communication
Wait Time
Follow-up
Staff
Dr. Emily Ross
Cardiology / DC Metro
698
Communication
Wait Time
Follow-up
Staff

How it works

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Standardized Survey

Every patient answers the same validated questionnaire. No selection bias. No agenda. Just signal.

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Composite Scoring

Responses map to weighted dimensions, such as correct diagnoses. One GoDoc score, universally comparable.

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Compare and Choose

Search by zip, city, or specialty. Compare up to 3 doctors side by side. Pick the one that fits.

Finally, a tool to actually compare doctors. Apples to apples.

The GoDoc score is a transparent, standardized measure across 1.25M+ physicians that rewards good doctors and helps patients make confident decisions. No pay-to-play. No gaming reviews. Just the score.

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