Google holds medical pages to a higher standard than almost anything else it ranks, and patients do too. We build SEO that meets both: content your clinicians sign off on, tracking that keeps patient data private, and every provider and location easy to find.
Appointment requests
142this month+31%
Map Pack presence
7of 10 key searches
Page experience
Goodon phones
Reputation
4.8across 3 profiles
Patient privacy
Ad platforms receive no form contents
0patient fields sent
01Clinician-reviewed content
Google’s quality raters treat health pages as “Your Money or Your Life” topics, where a wrong answer can hurt someone, and judge them on experience, expertise, authority and trust. Every page we write shows who wrote it and which clinician reviewed it.
Conditions / Knee pain / Recovery
Written byYour lead physical therapist, DPT
Medically reviewed byYour orthopedic surgeon, MDBoard-certified
“Trust is the most important member of the E-E-A-T family.”
“For pages that require a high level of trust, information about who created the content and who is responsible for the content is critical.”
Google Search Quality Rater Guidelines, 2025, sections 3.4 and 4.5.1
02Privacy-safe tracking
Pixels and analytics tags can pass along what a patient typed, the pages they read and the portal they signed into. We audit every tag on your site, remove what leaks, and rebuild appointment tracking so you still see what SEO books.
The audit starts after we’ve signed a business associate agreement with your practice. Your compliance officer then approves every tag before it goes live, with a written record of what each one collects.
03Providers and locations
Google treats each doctor as an individual practitioner, entitled to a Business Profile named for the doctor alone, separate from the practice’s. We set up and connect every one, give each provider a page with credentials, and give each location its own page and profile.
Your practiceOne brand, one website, one set of reports
North clinic
Downtown clinic
West clinic
04Directories
Health directories and insurer listings shape whether a patient calls you, and Google compares them with your own site and profile. When they disagree on an address, a phone number or whether you take new patients, everyone trusts you a little less.
SEO assessment
The services and patients you want more of, your locations and providers, and what has been tried before.
Rankings and Map Pack presence for your key searches, site speed, structured data, every tracking tag, directory listings and reviews.
The problems ranked by how many appointments they cost you, with the fastest wins marked.
Phases, pages, listings and tracking fixes, with a fixed monthly price. Work begins only after you sign off.
05How we start
The review covers what you tell us, what we measure, what’s holding the practice back and the plan to fix it, ranked by what costs you the most appointments. The plan comes with a fixed monthly price, and the work is phased to fit your practice.
The same engineers build patient portals, scheduling integrations and AI agents that answer routine questions, so the growth SEO brings doesn’t pile up on the phones.
06Questions
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Ask a QuestionPrivacy and HIPAA
Yes. We sign a business associate agreement with your practice before any work begins. We keep patient details out of analytics and ad platforms and keep third-party tracking off booking and portal pages. Any other vendor that could receive patient data stays off your site until it has signed one too. Your compliance officer approves the setup.
Yes. Appointment requests are counted by source in an analytics tool that signs a business associate agreement, with no patient details. Ad tags stay off forms, booking and portal pages: Google tells HIPAA-covered sites to keep Google Analytics off pages HIPAA covers, and Meta bars health information from its tools.
No. SEO runs on your website, your Business Profiles, your listings and your analytics. Nothing we do requires patient charts, scheduling records or any protected health information.
Medical content
We draft it from your clinicians’ answers and current published guidance, and a licensed clinician at your practice reviews every medical statement before it goes live. Each page names who wrote it and who reviewed it.
YMYL stands for “Your Money or Your Life,” Google’s term for topics where bad information could harm someone’s health, finances or safety. Health pages fall squarely in it, so Google’s raters look harder at who wrote a page, their credentials and whether the information is accurate and current.
Every medical statement points to current guidance from a professional body or to peer-reviewed research, and your clinician approves the final wording. We don’t publish promised outcomes or “cure” language, on any page.
Results
Pricing depends on your specialty, your number of locations and providers, and the strength of the competition in your area. The quote comes in writing after a free review: one fixed monthly price, every line explained, with the work phased around the practice’s calendar.
Most practices see rankings and traffic climb inside the first three months, while appointment requests build through months four to eight. Fixes to Business Profiles and listings usually show up first.
It can, and the two kinds of searches work differently. AI Overviews now show on nearly every treatment and condition search but almost never on “near me” searches, which still go to the Map Pack. So we build both: condition pages written well enough to be cited, and profiles and listings for the map. AI visibility is part of every monthly report, and a free visibility review gives you today’s picture.
Working together
We’ve worked with eye care and rehab practices, and the method fits any specialty where patients search locally: orthopedics, physical therapy, dermatology, primary care and more. Dental practices have their own program.
Yes. Every clinic has its own profile and page, every provider a credentialed page, and the monthly report breaks out appointments by location so you can see which clinics are growing.
No multi-year commitment. Healthcare SEO takes a few months to compound, and from then on the reports in booked appointments make the case each month.
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