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The Patient Preferred Physicians (PPP) SELECTION PROCESS

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The selection process for PPP requires 7-steps designed to identify healthcare professionals who have received patient recognition and professional achievement.  PPP has a selective listing of well-reputed doctors, representing the best in patient care.

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Step one:

  • Each year PPP invites physicians, colleagues and patients to nominate doctors and healthcare professionals they know to be exceptional in their specified field.

 

Step two:

  • Our research staff also combs through medical databases, online sources, and publications for doctors, searching for physicians who have met our required credentials, honors or professional achievements. 

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We evaluate candidates on 7 professional indicators of recognition and professional achievement.

  • Years of Experience

  • Academic Background

  • Board Certifications

  • Leadership Positions

  • Key Note Lectures & Presentations

  • Research, Publications

  • Recent Honors and Awards

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The Preferred Physicians list is comprised of less than 5% of the physicians within the respective state or region.

  • Each healthcare professional verified via our staff representatives, who confirm their professional information. 

  • Our research staff also verifies various online reviews, and seeks out those with positive patient feed back.

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Patient Preferred Physicians reserves the right to remove candidates and selectees if we determine that they do not meet eligibility, research, and review criteria.

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