"When I started Edoc Service, Inc., I wanted to build a company where people could work at home, have a career, and have a life." said Jim Mullaney, Founder, President/CEO.
The National Veteran Business Development Council (NVBDC) designation honors a company launched by a Marine veteran, one built on service, trust, and innovation
When I started Edoc Service, Inc., I wanted to build a company where people could work at home, have a career, and have a life.”— Jim Mullaney, Founder, President/CEO.BLUE ASH, OH, UNITED STATES, July 24, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Edoc Service, Inc., a compliance reporting firm specializing in a comprehensive clinical documentation platform, Scriptus, has obtained certification from the National Veteran Business Development Council (NVBDC), confirming Edoc Service Inc. as a veteran-owned enterprise.
According to its website, NVBDC is the nation’s first third-party certifying body for veteran-owned businesses of every size.
This certification acknowledges Edoc Service, Inc.’s veteran ownership and reflects nearly thirty years of leadership grounded in service, trust, and innovation.
Established in 1997, President/CEO Jim Mullaney’s concept for Edoc Service, Inc. took shape when he identified an unfulfilled market opportunity: capable professionals could make meaningful contributions to organizations without being tied to a conventional office.
Long before remote or hybrid work became mainstream, Mullaney imagined a company where individuals could develop rewarding careers from any location while delivering outstanding service to customers. That mindset became the foundation of the organization, which now functions as a nationwide, remote-first company.
“What inspired Edoc Service, Inc. nearly 30 years ago still inspires us today, and that’s why our values and principles are still the same as when we started,” said Mullaney. “People should be able to do meaningful work while building meaningful lives. We've always believed in trusting in your people, investing in them, and serving your clients well,” said Mullaney. “It’s about quality of life, not just quality of life at work.”
Today, Edoc Service, Inc. supplies documentation solutions for hospice, healthcare, and other sectors using its flagship audio-to-text platform, Scriptus. Through its Launchpad division, Edoc provides a suite of offerings designed to help organizations create a strong, compliant foundation from the outset of the employee lifecycle. These include: ePoster, digital compliance posters; Onboard, digital employee and independent contractor onboarding; and eSign, secure electronic signatures. Together, these tools enable businesses to reduce administrative burdens, avoid compliance gaps, and ensure team members are properly set up from day one.
The principles that shaped Mullaney’s military service continue to influence Edoc Service, Inc.’s culture. A dedication to service and stewardship directs the company’s approach to employees, clients, and partners, emphasizing long-term relationships with all stakeholders. A culture of trust has characterized the organization since 1997, when remote work demanded confidence in individuals rather than physical proximity. Adaptability has allowed the company to progress from its early services into today’s technology solutions, while remaining responsive to client needs over the years. Finally, a profound respect for people continues to drive the company’s conviction that flexibility, purpose, and client excellence can coexist.
“Receiving the NVBDC certification is meaningful, in part, because it recognizes the values that have shaped our company from the very beginning,” Mullaney said. “We're proud of where we've been, grateful for the clients and team members who have been part of our journey, and excited about what’s next.”
NVBDC is the original veteran-owned business certification organization, created by veterans for veterans. According to its website, the certification helps corporations and organizations confidently identify qualified veteran-owned suppliers.
“While our services, and our technology, have evolved dramatically over the past three decades, our purpose has remained remarkably consistent,” Mullaney said. “We are transforming the business world through innovative services, authenticity, and ethical business standards—and this is just one more step to support that mission.”
About Edoc Service, Inc.
Founded in 1997, Edoc Service, Inc. helps organizations make compliance more human. As a remote-first company, Edoc Service, Inc. simplifies complex documentation and reporting processes so people can spend less time on paperwork, and more time on the work that matters most.
Through our Scriptus platform, we combine AI with human expertise to create accurate, efficient clinical documentation solutions for hospice and other industries. Through our Launchpad division, we help organizations confidently onboard employees and contractors, while building a strong compliance foundation from day one. Learn more about our company and culture at edocservice.com.
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