ANN ARBOR, Mich., April 24, 2017 -- DocNetwork, the leading electronic health record system for camps, child care and schools, has been honored with a FastTrack award by Ann Arbor SPARK for 2016 and 2017, after demonstrating consistent year-over-year growth. The DocNetwork platform is used by over 1,000 camps, child care and schools throughout the country to improve the health and safety of children while they are away from home.
“FastTrack award winners have accomplished a remarkable achievement with their consistent, substantial growth,” said Ann Arbor SPARK president and CEO Paul Krukto. “We applaud DocNetwork and the 16 other winners, and were proud to share their successes at Ann Arbor SPARK’s annual meeting.”
Recipients of 2016 FastTrack awards were required to have revenue of at least $100,000 in 2012, with an annual growth of 20 percent for the following three years. Recipients of 2017 FastTrack awards were required to have revenue of at least $100,000 in 2013, with an annual growth of 20 percent for the following three years.
“DocNetwork is honored to be recognized for our continued growth and commitment to the Ann Arbor community,” said Dr. Michael Ambrose, Owner and Director of DocNetwork. “Our multi-year recognition exemplifies the hard work of our ambitious team and their passion for solving challenging problems.”
Dr. Michael Ambrose was also named a Top 40 Healthcare Transformer by MM&M for 2017, a further testament to the effort by DocNetwork, as they transform the delivery of healthcare, making it safer, more effective and more efficient for camps, child care and schools.
The DocNetwork suite includes their flagship electronic health record, as well as free online registration, travel and emergency medical protection, discounted camp medical supplies, and CampGrams, a one-way camp email communication tool.
About DocNetwork
DocNetwork is an international, comprehensive electronic health record system, offering solutions to improve efficiency and maximize safety in local camp, child care, and school communities. A collaborative effort between doctors, nurses and directors, DocNetwork helps manage health forms, allergies, medications and illness/injury tracking. DocNetwork also offers free online registration, travel and emergency medical protection, discounted camp medical supplies, and one-way parent emails for children at summer camp. For more information about DocNetwork and web-based health management, please visit www.docnetwork.org or call 734-619-8300.
About Ann Arbor SPARK
Ann Arbor SPARK, a non-profit organization, is advancing the region by encouraging and supporting business acceleration, attraction and retention. The organization identifies and meets the needs of business at every stage, from start-ups to large organizations. Ann Arbor SPARK collaborates with business, academic, government, and community investor partners including the University of Michigan, Eastern Michigan University, Washtenaw Community College, Washtenaw County, Livingston County, the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti SmartZone (LDFA), Washtenaw County etcs/Michigan Works!, the City of Ann Arbor, Bank of Ann Arbor and the Michigan Economic Development Corporation. For more information, please call (734) 761-9317 or visit www.AnnArborUSA.org.
Contact: Michael Ambrose, M.D. DocNetwork LLC 734-619-8300 [email protected]


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