Gnostyc

On Google, anyone can leave reviews — so why not in a public hospital?

Many doctors — ENT specialists, neurologists, trauma surgeons, vascular surgeons, pulmonologists — work in both the public and private sectors. In private practice, they often have personal websites and online reviews.

Patients deserve the best care — and they deserve transparency. Why shouldn’t they be able to understand their diagnosis and easily find the best service in their area to treat it, whether public or private?

In the public system, Gnostyc would present the different available services, rankings, and patient reviews, while also allowing users to share their own experiences.

In the private sector — where websites are already accessible — patients could see which doctors work in both public and private settings, read verified opinions, and get in touch directly.

For doctors, the platform would offer the possibility to create a free professional profile, update and correct their information, add a high-quality photo and biography, publish public notes, and respond to reviews.

Why is there still so much opacity?

Users could search by:

• Doctor’s name

• Medical center

• Specialty

• Symptoms

The platform could also include:

• Private insurance provider networks

• A profile page for each doctor

• A profile page for each user

Healthcare should be transparent, accessible, and patient-centered — in both the public and private sectors.