Doc.com Files for Nasdaq Listing to Scale AI-Driven, Blockchain-Secured Care Access
Feb 5, 2026 - New York. Doc.com Inc. has submitted an application for a proposed listing on the Nasdaq Stock Market under the ticker symbol DOCC, pending review and approval. The company says a listing would help accelerate global expansion of its healthcare platform focused on initially free, 24/7 primary care delivered through AI-driven telemedicine.
The model connects patients with licensed doctors and nurse practitioners by video, with psychologists and veterinarians planned next. Premium services such as AI-informed clinical decision support and follow-up care will roll out in phases, subject to licensing and regulatory approvals. Availability varies by jurisdiction.
"Filing for Nasdaq is a meaningful milestone that reinforces our long-term vision and commitment to health equity," said CEO Charles Nader. "This step positions us to expand globally, advance our AI and blockchain technologies, and reach more communities in need."
Why this matters for healthcare teams
- Potential access to public capital can speed deployment of virtual care, mental health, and pharmacy integrations across new geographies.
- Greater scrutiny from markets often pushes maturity in quality, safety, and compliance programs.
- An initially free primary care entry point may shift utilization patterns, triage behavior, and referral flows for local systems.
- AI-driven clinical support will raise expectations for auditability, bias monitoring, and care consistency across sites.
The operating model in brief
- Core service: initially free, 24/7 primary care via video with licensed clinicians.
- Expansion: mental health, veterinary care, pharmacy, and education integrated into one platform.
- Monetization: diversified revenue beyond subscriptions, with premium features offered on a phased basis.
- Regulatory guardrails: services roll out subject to licensing, privacy rules, and local availability.
Technology stack: AI + blockchain + data integrity
Doc.com trains its AI on de-identified, real-world medical data consistent with healthcare privacy requirements to support diagnostic accuracy and personalized treatment pathways. Each interaction is cryptographically hashed on a blockchain framework to improve transparency and data integrity for patients and providers.
The company is also developing Hospital AI tools and research initiatives to drive efficiency at the point of care. For privacy standards context, see HIPAA guidance from HHS here.
What to watch next
- Nasdaq review outcomes and any subsequent public offering activity.
- Regulatory clearances tied to AI clinical support and cross-border operations.
- Clinical quality signals: triage accuracy, time-to-first-touch, continuity of care, and patient-reported outcomes.
- Equity metrics: reach in underserved communities, language support, and culturally relevant care pathways.
- Data governance: model update cadence, bias audits, and incident response transparency.
Practical steps for healthcare leaders
- Map where an initially free, always-on entry point fits into your referral network and after-hours coverage.
- Pressure-test triage protocols and escalation rules when AI assistance is in the loop.
- Update data-sharing agreements and consent flows for de-identified data use and audit trails.
- Align reimbursement, risk, and quality contracts with virtual-first pathways.
- Upskill clinicians and ops teams on AI-in-healthcare fundamentals. If you're building internal capability, explore role-based programs here.
Cautionary note on forward-looking statements
This article includes statements about future plans and expectations (including a proposed Nasdaq listing, expansion, and performance) that involve risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ due to market conditions, regulatory developments, competitive pressures, execution risks, and other factors described in filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. For reference, visit the SEC website. Doc.com has no obligation to update forward-looking statements except as required by law.
About Doc.com
Doc.com is a healthcare technology company building an integrated ecosystem across telemedicine, mental health, veterinary care, pharmacy, and education. Its AI systems support clinical decision-making and personalized care, while blockchain-based recording improves transparency and data integrity. The company's mission is to make essential healthcare initially free and broadly accessible, complemented by affordable options for long-term sustainability, subject to availability and applicable regulations.
Learn more and contacts
Company site: doc.com
Media inquiries: Tiffany Cummins - tiffany.cummins@talentresources.com - 925-212-4200
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