At Doctiplus, we believe that access to healthcare information should be supported by real clinical experience, professional standards, and a patient-first approach.
Our Founding Medical Advisory Council brings together experienced healthcare professionals from different specialties and clinical backgrounds. Their perspectives help inform the medical standards, patient-focused principles, and healthcare quality practices that guide the Doctiplus platform.
The council represents a range of clinical disciplines, including family medicine, dermatology, physical therapy and rehabilitation, cardiology, and women’s health.
Our goal is simple: to make finding and understanding healthcare professionals easier while keeping clinical quality, accuracy, and patient trust at the center of the experience.
The Founding Medical Advisory Council provides professional perspective on areas of Doctiplus that relate to healthcare quality and the patient experience.
Council members may contribute their expertise to:
The council brings independent clinical perspectives from different specialties and healthcare environments, helping Doctiplus maintain a broader understanding of the needs of patients and healthcare professionals.
Dr. Jessica Gray is a board-certified family physician, physician executive, educator, and healthcare communicator. She practices at UMC Physicians, where her clinical interests include women’s and adolescent health, preventive medicine, and health maintenance.
She also serves in medical leadership focused on provider well-being and clinical standards and has experience working with collegiate athletics as a team physician.
Aubrie Jones, PA-C, MMS is a physician assistant specializing in medical and cosmetic dermatology. She combines clinical experience with healthcare education and professional mentorship, particularly for individuals interested in pursuing careers as physician assistants.
Her work includes educating audiences about healthcare careers and helping make professional medical information easier to understand.
Dr. Marc Krock is a board-certified cardiologist specializing in cardiovascular disease and interventional cardiology. He has practiced cardiology in North Texas since 2005 and has held clinical leadership positions, including Chief of Cardiology and Director of Peripheral Vascular Disease at The Medical Center of Plano.
He is also the founder of The Heart Smart Group, where his work emphasizes personalized and patient-centered cardiovascular care.
Dr. Muhammad Dahdouh is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and physical therapy professional with experience in rehabilitation, movement, therapeutic care, and injury recovery.
His professional interests include physical rehabilitation, mobility, therapeutic techniques, dry needling, and sports-related physical therapy.
Dr. Kim Einhorn is an OB/GYN physician and menopause health specialist focused on helping women better understand and manage the physical and hormonal changes associated with midlife.
She is the founder of The MP Collective and focuses on evidence-based menopause education and care.
Healthcare does not fit into a single specialty.
A patient’s experience may involve primary care, specialist treatment, rehabilitation, preventive medicine, women’s health, dermatology, or several disciplines working together.
That’s why the Founding Medical Advisory Council brings together professionals with different areas of expertise.
| Council Member | Clinical Area | Primary Perspective |
|---|
| Dr. Jessica Gray, MD, FAAFP | Family Medicine | Primary care & prevention |
| Aubrie Jones, PA-C, MMS | Dermatology | Skin health & patient education |
| Dr. Muhammad Dahdouh, DPT | Physical Therapy | Rehabilitation & recovery |
| Dr. Marc Krock, MD | Cardiology | Cardiovascular health |
| Dr. Kim Einhorn, MD, FACOG, MSCP | OB/GYN | Women’s & menopause health |
Together, these perspectives support the broader goal of creating a healthcare platform that places professional standards and patient needs at the center.
Doctiplus is built around the idea that patients should be able to find healthcare professionals with confidence.
Our medical advisory work supports this commitment by encouraging:
Health information should be grounded in established medical knowledge and presented responsibly.
Medical information should be understandable to patients without sacrificing important clinical context.
Healthcare content and standards benefit from input from qualified professionals with relevant clinical experience.
Healthcare decisions ultimately affect real people. Patient safety, dignity, accessibility, and understanding should remain central.
Online health information should inform and educate rather than replace individualized care from a qualified healthcare professional.
The council’s expertise helps inform the principles behind the platform, while Doctiplus maintains responsibility for its operational, editorial, verification, and technology processes.
Council members provide professional perspectives within their areas of expertise. Their participation does not mean that every doctor profile, article, recommendation, or healthcare decision on Doctiplus has been individually reviewed or approved by every council member.
Where medical content is reviewed by a specific council member or qualified medical reviewer, Doctiplus should identify the reviewer and the applicable review date on that content.
The Founding Medical Advisory Council represents the clinical experience and professional perspective that help shape our approach to healthcare quality.
We are committed to building a platform where patients can discover healthcare professionals more confidently, understand medical information more clearly, and make better-informed decisions about seeking care.
Clinical expertise matters. Patient trust matters. And both should remain at the heart of digital healthcare.
Membership of the Doctiplus Medical Advisory Council represents a professional advisory role and does not establish a physician-patient relationship.
Information provided on Doctiplus is intended for general educational and informational purposes and should not be considered a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Patients should consult an appropriately qualified healthcare professional regarding individual symptoms, medical conditions, diagnoses, medications, or treatment decisions.
In an emergency, contact your local emergency medical service or seek immediate medical attention.
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