WorldDoc was recently named a 2009 National Health Information Awards winner in the Health Promotion/Disease & Injury Prevention Information Class for its Healthy Living Program. More than 1,000 entries were submitted this year with awards selected from a panel of health information experts from across the nation. All entries were judged based on content, format, success in reaching the targeted audience and overall quality.

WorldDoc, Inc. was awarded Bronze Honors for Health Management by leading health care accreditation organization, URAC. The awards are designed to recognize innovative leadership and successful programs in consumer-focused health care management.

WorldDoc was honored for its Internet-based prescription drug monitoring and intervention application. This program was developed to reduce patient out-of-pocket expenses, minimize the number of patients reaching coverage gap, and reducing potential interruptions in therapy. The intervention was designed to identify patients on a drug spending path that would lead to a gap in coverage before the end of their coverage year.

WorldDoc won a Bronze Award in the Health Promotion/Disease & Injury Prevention Information Class (Information that helps consumers stay healthy or prevent injury or disease) in the Website Category. Judges evaluated entries for content, creativity and an overall assessment. Gold, Silver, Bronze and Merit Certificates were awarded on the bases of these averaged scores.

As a Gold Certified Partner, WorldDoc has demonstrated expertise with Microsoft technologies and a proven ability to meet customers’ needs. Microsoft Gold Certified Partners receive a rich set of benefits, including access, training and support, giving them a competitive advantage in the marketplace.

WorldDoc’s entry, Automated alerts for cost-effective drug therapy, is one of only 23 entries chosen as finalists by a prestigious panel of judges. URAC honors the achievements of health care companies that are leading the industry through recognized, measurable best practices.

Enterprising. Intuitive. Self-starter. Risk taker.
The 2008 Nevada Entrepreneur Awards by In Business Las Vegas recognizes the achievements of the highest-growth companies that make an impact and improve Nevada.

Inc. Magazine ranked WorldDoc, Inc., No. 31 on its 2008 List of Top 100 Health Industry Companies and No. 700 on its 2008 Inc. 5000 List. The Inc. 5000 list is the most comprehensive look at the most important segment of the economy – America’s independent-minded entrepreneurs. Taken as a whole, these companies represent the backbone of the U.S. economy.

Inc. magazine ranked WorldDoc, Inc. No. 103 on its 26th annual Inc. 500 list of the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S., which puts WorldDoc, Inc. on top in that same category for the state of Nevada.

During the fourth annual World Wide Web Health Awards, WorldDoc received a silver distinction in the Health Promotion/Disease and Injury Prevention Information category. Applicants were awarded a gold, silver, bronze or merit distinction. WorldDoc was selected from among 200 entries that were judged by a panel of health information experts.

In 2002, the National Business Coalition on Health (NBCH) named WorldDoc a winner of the Mercury Awards for eHealth Excellence superiority in Internet healthcare. WorldDoc won in the Content for Consumers category.

The Mercury Awards recognize healthcare sites that improve access to healthcare information for consumers, employers and business coalitions. The National Business Coalition on Health represents more than 7,000 employers. This “buyer’s award” spotlights eHealth services that add genuine value for healthcare purchasers.

Entrants were judged on employer-based criteria, including how the program complied with security standards and the level of customer satisfaction achieved. Judges tested each nominee site to assess credibility, user friendliness and overall design.

On May 21, 2002, Governor Kenny Guinn honored WorldDoc as an innovative new company at the Governor's Industry Appreciation Lunch held at the Stardust Casino and Resort, Las Vegas, Nevada.

WorldDoc, Inc. is also featured in Newt Gingrich’s publication, Saving Lives & Saving Money: Transforming Health and Healthcare, co-authored by Dana Pavey and Anne Woodbury.

In Saving Lives & Saving Money, Gingrich identifies the principles of transformation necessary to create a life- and money-saving Healthcare System of the 21st Century. WorldDoc is showcased in the part on success stories of actual healthcare companies, organizations and projects as proof that it is possible to create a better healthcare system, and that there is an opportunity for companies to adopt the transformation examples.