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A healthcare marketing agency for medical practices

Help more prospective patients find your practice through search. Turn relevant visits into calls and appointment requests you can track.

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  • Search visibility for your practice and services
  • Clear tracking for calls, forms and appointment requests

The challenge

Patient choices start before the first call

People often compare practices, services, locations and appointment options before contacting an office. Your online information needs to make those next steps clear.

  • Patients search for specific services, providers and nearby locations.
  • Practice details can change, so listings and website information need attention.
  • Appointment decisions depend on clear service information and a simple contact path.

Patients look for practical answers

Patients search for a service and the practical details around it: whether a clinic is accepting new patients, walk-in and virtual care hours, languages spoken, and how to get there. Many decide from search results and your Google Business Profile before they visit your website. For clinics with several doctors, a short profile for each physician helps patients choose, and your Google Business Profile categories, services and holiday hours should stay current. Accurate hours, a clear statement of what you offer, and pages that answer these questions reduce calls you cannot help with and bring in the ones you can.

Pages worth having, if they apply to your practice:

  • The services and clinics you offer
  • Whether you are accepting new patients
  • Walk-in, appointment and virtual care hours
  • Languages spoken, location, parking and transit

Measurement

Track patient enquiries, not just clicks

See which marketing activity leads to calls, appointment requests and contact form submissions. Every plan includes conversion tracking and a client portal with a live dashboard. Managed and above include a monthly business-results report.

  • Calls to the practice from tracked marketing sources
  • Appointment and booking requests
  • Contact form submissions, counted without exposing patient details
  • Clicks on appointment and contact links
  • Dashboard view of lead activity and source
  • Monthly business-results report on Managed and above

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Choose a plan that fits your practice

Compare monthly marketing plans, included tracking and reporting, and the work covered at each level. View plans and pricing

Medical practice marketing FAQs

Answers to common questions about search visibility, patient enquiries and marketing measurement.

What does a healthcare marketing agency do?

A healthcare marketing agency helps a medical practice improve its online visibility and make it easier for prospective patients to find relevant service information. Work can include website SEO, Local SEO, paid search and website improvements.

How does SEO help a medical practice?

SEO helps search engines understand your practice website and its services. Clear service pages and accurate practice information can help prospective patients find the details they need before contacting your office.

Can you track appointment requests and phone calls?

Yes. Conversion tracking can record calls, appointment requests, contact form submissions and clicks on appointment links. Tracking should not send patient names, contact details or health information into analytics or advertising platforms.

Should our website say whether we are accepting new patients?

Yes, and keep it current. It is one of the first things people look for, and outdated information leads to calls your staff cannot help with. Show the same status on your Google Business Profile so search results and your website agree. If your list opens and closes often, update both places on the same day.

How do you keep medical marketing within CPSA advertising standards?

Marketing content should be factual, supportable and reviewed against the rules that apply to the practice and its regulated professionals. Avoid treatment-outcome testimonials, comparative claims and promises about results. Have the practice review all public-facing copy and review content before publication.

Make your practice easier to find

Build a marketing system around relevant searches, patient enquiries and clear reporting. Start with a quote for your practice.