Every doctor record, traced to its source.
DocTrace cross-checks a doctor's registration against India's state medical councils and the National Medical Register — and shows your team exactly where each answer came from, usually in under three seconds.
Credentials are slow to check properly — and expensive to get wrong.
India's own health ministry has pointed to a large gap between the number of people practicing allopathic medicine nationwide and the number formally qualified to do so, citing WHO analysis that a majority of those providing allopathic care lack a recognised medical qualification. For a hospital, insurer, or telehealth platform, that gap isn't abstract — it shows up in an accreditation audit, an insurance claim, or a malpractice case. Manual verification against 35 separate state council registers can take days. DocTrace runs the same check in seconds, and keeps the paper trail to prove it.
Source: Union Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, FAQ on the NMC Bill (2019), citing WHO, "The Health Workforce in India" (2016)Four steps, source-linked at every one.
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Multi-attribute doctor search.
Internal search engine for hospital credentialing teams, platforms, and ops. Allows fuzzy searching by practitioner name, specialty, state council, and registration prefix across 1,323,202 authentic scraped doctors.
Check a registration.
Enter a state medical council registration number to confirm whether a doctor is currently registered and in good standing. This check returns status only — for full records with qualification, affiliation, and disciplinary history, see the hospital and platform tools above.
Built for teams who need to say yes quickly — and defend that yes later.
Annual facility license
Unlimited registration checks, disciplinary-history flags, and one-click NABH audit exports for a single facility or a full chain.
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SLA-backed, per-verification pricing with webhook onboarding, specialty matching, and license-expiry monitoring built in.
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