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Glossary Definition
DoxGPT
Quick Answer
DoxGPT is Doximity's AI-powered clinical assistant built into the Doximity platform. It provides drug information, clinical summaries, and documentation assistance to physicians as part of Doximity's broader professional network for healthcare providers.
Source: The Clinical AI Report, February 2026
Definition
DoxGPT is the generative AI feature integrated into Doximity, the professional network used by over 2 million US healthcare professionals. Launched in 2023, DoxGPT provides AI-assisted drug information, patient communication drafts, and clinical documentation support. In 2025, it introduced Instant Answers for drug-related queries, providing immediate access to over 3,200 peer-reviewed drug monographs.
What DoxGPT Does
DoxGPT is embedded within the Doximity app and serves several functions: (1) Drug information queries with access to 3,200+ peer-reviewed monographs covering dosing, interactions, and side effects, (2) Patient letter and documentation drafting, (3) Clinical summary generation, (4) HIPAA-compliant communication tools. Unlike standalone clinical decision support tools, DoxGPT is tightly integrated into Doximity's existing professional network and communication platform.
DoxGPT vs Dedicated CDS Tools
In The Clinical AI Report's 2025 evaluation, Doximity (which includes DoxGPT) scored 74/100, ranking #2 overall. DoxGPT's strength is its integration into an app that physicians already use daily for communication, faxing, and professional networking. However, dedicated clinical decision support platforms like Vera Health (88/100) and OpenEvidence (72/100) offer deeper clinical reasoning, broader evidence corpora, and more robust citation linking for complex diagnostic and treatment questions.
Key Limitations
DoxGPT is primarily a productivity and reference tool rather than a deep clinical reasoning engine. Its clinical AI capabilities are narrower than purpose-built CDS platforms — it does not generate ranked differential diagnoses, perform treatment comparisons across guidelines, or calculate clinical risk scores. The AI features are evolving rapidly, but as of 2025, physicians seeking comprehensive clinical decision support should consider pairing DoxGPT with a dedicated CDS tool.
Written by The Clinical AI Report editorial team. Last updated February 15, 2026.