About DocNation

A movement founded by doctors, for doctors

Reuniting the most knowledgeable, experienced and compassionate individuals in medicine with the control they rightfully deserve over healthcare.

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Our story

The story behind why we started DocNation

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Built by doctors who saw what was being taken away

In a healthcare system worth $4.3 trillion in the United States, doctors receive a meager 7% of total spending. Administrators and insurance companies have steadily taken the reins, leaving the medical community with less voice, less leverage, and less control over the work they trained their entire lives to do.

DocNation was founded as a response — a movement, not a firm. We stand shoulder to shoulder with the brilliant minds and caring hearts of the medical community to shift that balance of power and put doctors back at the forefront of the decisions that shape healthcare.

“Like professional athletes rely on agents to navigate their careers, doctors deserve a specialized partner to advocate for their professional interests — that’s the partnership DocNation was built to create.”

Anthony Guiffrida, MD Co-Founder
Doctor share of US healthcare spending

Of the $4.3 trillion spent every year in US healthcare, only a fraction reaches the doctors providing the care.

7%
Total US healthcare expenditure

The scale of the system DocNation members are organizing to influence — through advocacy and collective action.

$4.3T
Mission, in one number

Reuniting the medical community with full control over the decisions that define their profession.

100%
Where Your Fees Go Every dollar reinvested in physicians
2026
Lobbying & Advocacy 45%
Union Building 30%
Member Services 25%

What makes DocNation stand out

Empowerment

Doctors at the forefront of every healthcare decision — because the people who heal should also lead.

Advocacy

Membership fees fuel lobbying and union-building so your voice reaches the rooms that shape the system.

Unity

A collective voice that gives physicians real leverage — for better care, fairer pay, and a healthier system.