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XpertDox Launches a New Personalized Hospital Finder Tool

BIRMINGHAM, AL, - XpertDox has launched the new hospital finder search functionality tool. This functionality will enable the patients to find the best hospitals for a particular disease, procedure or specialty. XpertDox has now extended their XpertMatch score to include almost all the hospitals in the U.S. for approximately 5500 diseases, medicines, procedures and specialties.

For example, if you had Hashimoto's Disease, XpertDox identifies Boston Medical Center, MA and Mount Sinai Hospital, NY as the best hospitals to get care for this disease. Additionally, XpertDox also lists the best doctors who are affiliated with the hospital and are experts in that disease such as Dr Elizabeth N Pearce at Boston Medical Center, MA for Hashimoto's Disease. In addition to XpertMatch scores, XpertDox also lists hospital performance scores.

These performance scores cover critical domains of clinical expertise, patient experience, outcomes and efficiency of care which patients will find highly useful when making the vital decision regarding where to get care for their disease.XpertDox is a website focused exclusively on improving care of patients with rare and/or serious diseases.

They have already built a database of 130 specialties, 4,000 diseases, 200 procedures and 1,000 medicines. Powered by their proprietary algorithm, XpertDox evaluates all doctors and hospitals in the U.S. in the five critical domains of clinical expertise, research, educational contributions, leadership role among peers and recognition as an expert.

Based on these criteria, XpertDox calculates an XpertMatchTM score. A high score indicates a high degree of match to the patient's question which could be a disease, procedure, medicine or specialty. Within 3 months of launch XpertDox has received praise from the medical community because of the unbiased nature and accuracy of search results.



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