Healthcare SEO Agency

Medical SEO carries a higher evidence bar because health content falls under what Google calls Your Money or Your Life, pages that can affect a person's health, finances or safety if the information is wrong. That means every claim needs to hold up, author credentials need to be visible on the page, and the practice's expertise needs to be demonstrable, not just asserted. A restaurant page can rank on good writing and local signals alone. A medical page needs the same technical and local groundwork plus a visible chain of trust: who wrote it, who reviewed it, and why they are qualified to.

We write it, and your clinical staff review it before it goes live. Our writers research and draft each page against current, cited sources, then it goes through a review workflow where a provider from your practice checks the medical accuracy, adjusts any language that does not match how your clinicians actually talk to patients, and signs off. We keep a record of who reviewed each page and when, both for your own governance and because a visible reviewer strengthens the page's E-E-A-T signals to search engines. Nothing publishes without that sign-off.

Carefully, because patient reviews sit close to protected health information. We help you set up a compliant process for asking patients to leave a review, using general invitations rather than any message that references a specific visit, diagnosis or treatment. We never draft, buy or incentivise reviews, and we never ask you to identify a patient in a public reply. Responses to negative reviews stay professional, generic enough to avoid confirming any patient relationship, and focused on inviting the person to contact the practice directly to resolve the issue offline.

Longer than most industries, and we say that plainly rather than promise otherwise. Medical content needs research, drafting and a clinical review pass before it can even publish, which alone can take longer than an entire campaign in a less regulated niche. Once content is live, YMYL pages tend to earn trust and movement in search results more slowly than lower-stakes topics, because search engines are more cautious about ranking health content quickly. Most practices see early local visibility gains in the first two to three months, with content-driven rankings building over six to twelve months as the site accumulates reviewed, authoritative pages.

Yes, and it is a large part of what we do. Multi-provider practices need a Google Business Profile and location page for each site, a distinct profile page for every provider with their own credentials and specialties, and a way to route each patient search to the right location rather than a single generic clinic page. We build the structure so each location and each provider can rank on their own, while keeping the practice's overall reputation and schema consistent across every listing.