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WellDoc

www.welldoc.com

 
We`re making healthcare transformation personal. Driving down the cost of chronic conditions is going to take all of us. Welldoc is here to help with BlueStar, our in-app digital assistant for type 2 diabetes. Chronic with ease. Working together to redefine how engaging and personally transformative technology can be will lead to real change: starting and evolving habits, taking daily responsibility for our well-being, and moving outcomes and costs to a much more manageable place. Technology and teamwork. It`s time to make every moment, every action, every healthcare decision count.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.welldoc.com
  • 10221 Wincopin Circle Suite 150
    Columbia, MD USA 21044
  • Phone: 443.692.3100

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Ken Brown
Chief Information Security Officer Profile

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