Doctor Care Anywhere Group (DOC) has expanded its digital healthcare service to patients in the Republic of Ireland.    The self-pay service is now available to patients via Boots Ireland,

Key Highlights • Doctor Care Anywhere acquires 100% of telehealth provider GP2U Telehealth Pty Ltd, trading as both GP2U and Psych2U, for a total consideration of A$11.0 million (2.5x unaudited

Less than half of patients see their GP face-to-face in parts of the country, shocking figures reveal. As the NHS struggles to cope with the backlog caused by the pandemic,

After so long in lockdown, it’s not surprising most of us have a few saved-up ailments alongside the new ones that we’d like to ask the doctor about. But while

Doctor Care Anywhere’s H121 results were robust, with underlying revenue increasing by 101% y-o-y to £9.2m and consultations by 130%. Growth in the second half should be driven by continued

Ringing dozens of times to try to get an appointment, waiting weeks for a call back or sitting on hold only to find the diary is full for the day.

A GP working at a practice in Bath has urged people to “think twice” before ringing up for an appointment. Dr Karen Prees, of Batheaston Medical Centre, made the plea

The chief executive of ASX-listed Doctor Care Anywhere says people in Britain face an average wait time of three to five weeks for an appointment to see a doctor in

Doctor Care Anywhere Group’s (DOC) Q221 update highlights that underlying revenue has continued to increase, driven by its expanding internet hospital and subsequent growth in diagnostic referrals. Management remains confident

Doctor Care Anywhere is a UK-based telehealth company that is committed to delivering the best possible patient experience and clinical care through digitally enabled, joined up, evidence based pathways on