Developed to interact with other medical professionals and help patients make important lifestyle changes for better health, med3q.com is launched as the first free online social networking site for physicians, their extender staff as well as health-conscious consumers.

It is is the one stop on the Internet that these professionals can customize to their liking for medical and lifestyle information, track continuing medical education, get business advice, news and more. It saves time by pulling together information and tools from around the Internet into one place to help grow a medical practice and foster a healthy bottom line.

“Physicians find it harder and harder to interact with their peers in conferences or meetings because time is the scarcest resource for all of us,” says Dr. Gregory Cooper, D.P.M., MBA, chief medical officer for Mercy Medical Group in Sacramento, Calif., and a med3q Advisory Board member. “med3q’s professional networking capabilities enable us to exchange timely information with peers around the country about the latest developments in our fields without ever leaving the office. That is a tremendous professional help.”

med3q is also free to the general public, for whom the site functions as an online gathering place that enables individuals and groups to share their health stories, events and other information, post blogs, meet online, and much more in a private and secure environment.

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