Doctor On Demand
See a psychiatrist online for medication management
About the product
Assessment Overview
Foundational criteria clusters
This constitutes the foundational threshold.
Clinical utility and safety
The service employs board-certified professionals and offers treatment for various conditions, ensuring clinical effectiveness. It has a clear policy on not prescribing controlled substances online, which addresses safety concerns 3.
Data management
While Doctor On Demand likely adheres to standard data privacy practices, specific details on data management, such as user consent and data deletion policies, are not explicitly detailed in the provided information.
Endorsement
While specific endorsements from health organizations were not mentioned, the widespread use and positive user testimonials suggest a high level of trust and recommendation 2.
Maintenance
Doctor On Demand regularly updates its platform and services to ensure they remain current with medical standards and user needs 3.
Contextual criteria clusters
Emphasizes the tool's integration into specific scenarios.
Data-protection compliance
Assuming compliance with relevant data protection laws like HIPAA, but without explicit details in the provided information.
Safety regulatory compliance
Doctor On Demand's approach to not prescribing controlled substances online indicates an awareness of regulatory compliance, though specific certifications were not mentioned 3.
Interoperability and data integration
There is limited information on the platform's ability to integrate with other health records systems or devices.
Cultural requirements
Doctor On Demand offers a diverse range of providers to meet the unique needs of its users, indicating a strong consideration for cultural and individual differences 3.
Affordability
With insurance partnerships and a clear pricing model, Doctor On Demand is accessible to a wide range of users, offering services at no cost through certain insurance plans or starting at $89 without insurance 2.