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UBERDOC has partnered with Inagene, a Canadian company that specializes in delivering personalized medication insights tailored to each individual’s unique genetic profile. Inagene’s pharmacogenetic tests help patients and healthcare providers understand which drugs may work best, and which to avoid due to reduced effect and/or increased side effect risk, based on DNA.
Inagene is expanding into the U.S. market and is seeking UBERDOC physicians to participate in that expansion. This is a paid opportunity and a great way to help your patients avoid some of the trial and error associated with medication management, find more effective treatment sooner, and get healthy as quickly as possible.
We became physicians to help patients get the care they need, be healthy, and live well. For many, the healthcare system has become an increasingly complex and frustrating barrier between doctor and patient that limits choice, causes delay, and costs us all more. UBERDOC was built by those on the front lines to re-establish an efficient and direct connection between doctor and patient—the way healthcare was meant to be.
UBERDOC Founder and CEO Paula Muto, MD, FACS, is a practicing vascular and general surgeon. She is a member of a family of physicians and surgeons who have collectively practiced medicine in Massachusetts for over 50 years. She is an outspoken advocate for patient care and is passionate about women’s health issues.
Brianna Socci is a pioneering force in digital healthcare. Recognized for her achievements, Brianna was named Startup Boston’s Founder of the Year and guided UBERDOC to win the Startup of the Year award. She is passionate about advocating for diversity and inclusion in entrepreneurship, and has been featured in prominent business and technology publications such as Medium and ThriveGlobal, and was a finalist in the TiE NY Women’s Pitch competition.
