More booked patients in 90 days. Without compromising compliance.

We've shipped for solo specialists, urgent-care chains, concierge primary, mental-health groups, dental practices, pediatrics, med spas, physical therapy, and multi-specialty hospital systems. Each archetype has a fundamentally different conversion model — we know the differences and ship accordingly.

PHI never enters our marketing stack. Server-side analytics with no client-side tags on logged-in sessions. BAAs with every vendor that touches data we control. Ad copy is reviewed against FTC + state-medical-board rules before publication. We document the data flow so your compliance team can sign off.

Either. If your existing site is on a stack we can extend (Next.js, WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace), we'll iterate on it. If it's slow, hard to update, or built on a closed platform, we rebuild — starting from one of our nine healthcare design directions and customizing it to your brand. We integrate with your EHR and booking system either way.

Directories sell the same lead to multiple practices. We build your patient-acquisition system on your domain — every booking is exclusive to you, captured on your site, tracked through to the appointment. No bidding war, no "who answered first." The math typically works a lot better than directory pricing on equivalent show-up rates, but the specific numbers depend on your specialty and starting position — we model them inside the audit.

Our pricing is public — our pricing page lists the real starting price for every service, and every plan is scoped to your business and goals. Every practice is at a different size, market, and channel-mix, so your written proposal scopes the right plan for you. What is fixed: we never mark up your ad spend, ad budget passes through 1:1 to Google + Meta on your own accounts (no markup), and terms are month-to-month (no long-term contracts). Tell us what you need and we'll send a tailored proposal with transparent pricing inside 48 hours.

Yes. We've integrated with Athenahealth, Epic, eClinicalWorks, NexHealth, Phreesia, Zocdoc, and custom Postgres / Supabase setups. Booking handoff is structured (visit type, insurance, provider preference already mapped) so your EHR doesn't need a separate intake.

Honest answer: maybe. Our typical client is a practice with 3+ providers, a multi-location chain, or a multi-specialty group. If you're solo with strong word-of-mouth, we'd suggest starting with a focused website + GBP rebuild and adding ads only when volume justifies it. We'll tell you up front in the audit.