Doctorbox and Xund cooperate

As part of the collaboration, the Berlin start-up wants to integrate the digital health assistant into its platform in order to analyze symptoms.

From now on, the Berlin health app Doctorbox wants to integrate the digital health assistant from the Viennese start-up Xund into its application. This is a certified medical product that is used for the initial assessment of symptoms, indicates specific treatments and refers users to appropriate specialists and pharmacies. With this functional expansion, Doctorbox aims to become an all-in-one digital health marketplace.

"By digitizing health, we can improve the course of illnesses, give people a chance to stay healthy for longer and manage their own health," say Doctorbox founders Oliver Miltner and Stefan Heilmann. The two founded the healthtech company in 2016. Users of the app can store and analyze their health data such as findings, MRI images or training plans. In addition to storing data, users can keep a symptom diary, request documents from their doctors and receive advice on symptoms from a digital health assistant.