Doctolib in the news

The document highlights the problem of long wait times for medical appointments and wasted appointment slots in France, suggesting that better management of existing schedules, especially through online booking, can improve patient access.

This article outlines the process for patients to delete online accounts, retrieve medical documents, and exercise data rights under GDPR and French law, emphasizing distinct procedures for platforms and practitioners and the necessity of sequential steps before involving authorities.

Doctolib removed aesthetic surgeon Sydney Ohana from its platform due to ongoing investigations into multiple alleged rapes and sexual assaults, marking a precedent for the company's suspension policy.

A new regulation prohibits charging patients for expedited telemedicine appointments, and similar 'queue-jumping' fees are emerging for in-person consultations on platforms like Doctolib.

Doctolib has reached over 355,000 users on Reunion Island, with a significant increase in appointment bookings across various medical specialties.

France 2's "Envoyé spécial" on September 24, 2026, will investigate Doctolib, the rise of vending machines, and the revival of Armenian vineyards.

Doctolib has seen significant growth in Guadeloupe, with 251,000 appointments and 237,000 users in the first half of 2026, and is actively involved in health prevention campaigns.

Doctolib has appointed Antoine Evennou as its new Director of Public Affairs, responsible for institutional relations in France and the EU, bringing extensive experience from healthcare and government sectors.

Doctolib addresses public concerns about its health data and AI project, emphasizing transparency, robust cybersecurity, and collaboration with public health authorities while engaging in innovative public service communication.

Doctolib experienced a one-hour complete service outage on September 8, 2026, impacting various professional and patient services across three countries.

Bettina Reveyron, formerly of Doctolib, is appointed as the new CEO of France Digitale to lead the association during a critical political period and promote French tech growth.

Bettina Reveyron, formerly of Doctolib, is set to become the new CEO of France Digitale, succeeding Maya Noël.

This document is about a replay of an investigative program on Doctolib, focusing on user consent and health data, available on YouTube.

Doctolib is seeking to use its 50 million users' health data for AI research and development, raising concerns about consent clarity and the distinction between scientific and commercial purposes under GDPR.

Doctolib, used by 50 million French citizens, faces scrutiny in an investigation highlighting employee work conditions, aggressive sales tactics, and data privacy concerns.

Doctolib, a central platform for patient-healthcare provider interaction, allows medical appointment booking and administrative facilitation for doctors, serving 50 million users in France.

Doctolib, a leading healthcare technology platform in France, has become a central interface for patients and healthcare professionals, facilitating appointments and administrative tasks.

Doctolib, a healthcare platform, connects patients and professionals, facilitating medical appointments and administrative processes.

The document describes Doctolib's rise as an essential healthcare platform in France, detailing its services, business model, and the journey of its founder, Stanislas Niox-Chateau.