Healthcare · doctors, clinics & hospitals Digital marketing for doctors and clinics

Yes, within limits, and the limits are the point. Promotional content on a website, on search and on social media is treated as advertising, so the medical advertising rules apply to it. Educational material that identifies the practitioner and their qualifications is the ground you can work on; soliciting patients with testimonials, before-and-after images or superlative claims is not. We plan on that basis and ask your own compliance adviser to confirm anything borderline before it goes live. Nothing here is legal advice.

For a registered practitioner, no — and you should be wary of any agency that offers to. Requesting or publishing patient testimonials for promotion is restricted even where the patient is happy to give one. What we do instead is make sure your Google Business Profile is complete and accurate so the reviews patients leave of their own accord are visible and answered, and build trust through credentials, clinic information and genuinely useful content. For hospitals, diagnostic centres, pharmacy and wellness brands the position is different, and we will tell you where you stand before we plan anything.

Local SEO and Google Business Profile work usually moves first, because it competes in a small geographic area rather than against the whole internet. Content and AI visibility build over three to six months. Paid ads can bring enquiries while that happens, which is why most practices run the two together. We will tell you which order suits your speciality and your area in the free proposal.

Yes, and the rules differ between them, which changes the plan. Our healthcare clients include individual practitioners, a diagnostic centre, a medical tourism company, a pharmacy, a dietitian and ayurveda and acupuncture practices. You can see them under healthcare brands we work with.

We write the structure, the search intent and the plain-English explanation; you or your clinical team review and approve every medical claim before it publishes. We will not put a treatment claim on your site that a doctor has not signed off. That review step is part of the process, not an extra.

Yes. Both platforms apply extra restrictions to healthcare, covering what you may say and who you may target, and some categories need certification before they will run at all. We plan to those policies from the start, so campaigns clear review rather than being learned by rejection.

No. Our office is in Office No. 707, 7th Floor, PP Tower, Netaji Subhash Place, Pitampura, and a good share of our healthcare work is in Delhi NCR, but we work with practices across India and with clients in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, the UAE, Australia and Singapore. Local SEO is the part that has to be done on the ground; everything else works equally well over video.