WorldCare Revenue and Competitors

A WorldCare Consult is provided by a team of physicians that work together in the same top-ranked institution. The physicians on the team have different specialties and sub specialties that they bring to the member's medical case. Because the physicians work together, they trust each other and know how to communicate and work together to provide WorldCare members with a comprehensive medical review, diagnosis and treatment recommendation. Q: Where do the physicians that provide WorldCare Consults practice medicine? A: Over the past eleven years, WorldCare has established strategic, technological and operational relationships with some of the top-ranked teaching and research hospitals in the United States. The provider hospitals include: Duke University Medical Center, Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Dana-Farber/Partners CancerCare and Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital. These institutions represent over 8,000 physicians, internationally acclaimed specialists and sub-specialists and over $1.3 billion dollars in annual biomedical research funding. WorldCare's provider hospitals have the knowledge and expertise that come from receiving the most funding from the National Institute of Health, philanthropic organizations, and the private sector. This funding is estimated to exceed $1 billion annually. The research conducted at these institutions is multidisciplinary and the diagnoses and treatment protocols they recommend reflect the most current cutting-edge medical knowledge. In addition, WorldCare works with other medical centers that are among the most renowned in the country. WorldCare sends members' medical files to the institution or institutions best suited to provide a WorldCare Consult for a particular medical condition. Duke University Medical Center is a world-renowned institution dedicated to providing outstanding patient care, educating tomorrow's health care leaders, and discovering new and better ways to treat disease through biomedical research. Duke University Medical Center is the hub of the Duke University Health System. Duke University Medical Center comprises one of the largest biomedical research enterprises in the country, with more than $431 million in sponsored research annually.