Abstract: A patient may request medical services from a patient computing device. Doctors may be matched with patients desiring or needing medical care. A patient may enroll or subscribe with a system using a computing device. Using the same or a different computing device, a patient may request medical care at a particular location. A doctor may be matched to a patent request for medical services. Doctor/patient matches may be made based upon location information, the medical needs of the patient, the medical practice of the doctor, gender, language skills, or any other criteria. A doctor may accept or decline a request for medical services from a patient. A bi-directional and at least partially anonymized communication may be initiated to permit a doctor to evaluate the medical needs of a patient.

Abstract: Doctors may be matched with patients desiring or needing medical care. A patient may enroll or subscribe with a system using a computing device. Using the same or a different computing device, a patient may request medical care at a particular location. A doctor may be matched to a patent request for medical services. Doctor/patient matches may be made based upon location information, the medical needs of the patient, the medical practice of the doctor, gender, language skills, or any other criteria. A doctor may accept or decline a request for medical services from a patient. A bidirectional and at least partially anonymized communication may be initiated to permit a doctor to evaluate the medical needs of a patient. Computing devices associated with a patient and/or doctor may be used to collect relevant information, record medical records, manage communications, process billing, navigating to a patient's location, and/or other purposes.

Abstract: Doctors may be matched with patients desiring or needing medical care. A doctor computing device may be used to manage workload, to set an on call status, to receive patient requests for medical services and associated information, to communicate with a potential patient, to navigate to a patient location, to create or process medical records, to process billing, and other purposes. A doctor may be matched to a patient request for medical services by a coordination component. Doctor/patient matches may be made based upon location information, the medical needs of the patient, the medical practice of the doctor, gender, language skills, or any other criteria. A doctor may accept or decline a request for medical services from a patient. A bi-directional and at least partially anonymized communication may be initiated by a doctor to permit the doctor to evaluate the medical needs of a patient.

Abstract: A coordination component matches doctors with patients seeking medical care. The coordination component may maintain records of doctors available to provide services. A patient may enroll using a computing device. A patient may request medical care at a particular location. A coordination component may match a doctor to a patient request for medical services. Doctor/patient matches may be made based upon location information, the needs of the patient, the practice of the doctor, gender, language skills, or any other criteria. A doctor may accept or decline a request for services from a patient. A bidirectional and at least partially anonymized communication may be initiated by the coordination component at the initiation of the doctor to permit a doctor to evaluate the medical needs of a patient. Computing devices associated with a patient and/or doctor may be used in conjunction with the coordination component to deliver the requested medical services.