When a patient asks AI for a recommendation, does it say your name?
88% of health searches now return an AI-generated answer before a single blue link. The patient reads that answer, chooses one of the two or three practices named inside it, and never scrolls. Your ranking is irrelevant if you are not in the answer.
Free. All we need is your practice name.
Ranking and being recommended are now two different problems
- 0%
of health-related searches now trigger an AI Overview
Healthcare has the highest AI Overview prevalence of any industry.
- 0%
of patients now use AI tools to find a provider
Ahead of Google search at 34% and physician referrals at 32%.
- 0%
won't book a provider rated below 4.0 stars
The last gate, after the AI has already named you.
Most agencies still measure only the first problem. A practice can rank in position three and be cited zero times, and no rank tracker will ever show it to you.
So here is what that answer actually looks like.
This is the moment that decides the booking
“Based on their reviews, published specialty pages and how consistently they're described across the web, I'd recommend [Another Practice] for a full-arch consultation in your area.”
Four engines. One answer. Two or three names in it.
You are either in that sentence or you are not. There is no position four.
What AI search visibility means
AI search visibility is how often AI systems name your practice when a patient asks them for a recommendation. It is counted in citations, not positions.
It overlaps with SEO but is optimised differently. AI systems weight three things far more heavily than traditional rankings do: whether your practice is described identically everywhere, whether a machine can parse who you are and what you treat, and whether independent sources talk about you.
Generative Engine Optimisation — GEO — is the work of fixing those three. It is not SEO with a new name, and it is not something your current agency is doing unless they can show you a citation count.
Which raises the only question that matters — what do you actually change?
What we actually change
Entity consistency
Your practice described identically across your website, your listings, your profiles and every third-party mention. Inconsistent entity data is the most common single reason an AI system cannot confidently name a practice.
Structured data
Schema markup that lets a machine parse who you are, what you treat, where you operate and who runs the practice — without guessing.
Extractable content
Answers written so an AI can lift them cleanly. Question-shaped headings, direct answers, and the point in the first sentence rather than paragraph four.
Third-party mentions
The independent sources AI models actually pull from. Not link building. Citation building.
We run all four checks on your practice before you pay anything.
Fifteen questions, four engines, three specific fixes. Free.
Fifteen questions. Four engines. Every month.
We ask fifteen patient-intent questions across ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Gemini, and count how many times your practice is named.
The same questions run against the same engines every month, so the number is directly comparable over time rather than a screenshot of one good result.
You get a citation count that went up or didn’t. Not a rankings report.
| A rankings report | A citation report |
|---|---|
| Position for a keyword | Times your practice was named |
| Moves with the algorithm | Moves with your entity data |
| Says nothing about the AI answer | Is the AI answer |
| Quarterly, if you're lucky | Monthly, same questions every time |
Here is how that runs, week by week.
What the first ninety days look like
Scan
Week 1
Fifteen patient-intent questions across four AI engines. We score where you stand today. Free, and it needs nothing from you but your practice name.
Diagnose
Week 2
Which competitors are being recommended instead of you, and the specific reasons why — entity gaps, missing structured data, review deficits, absent third-party mentions.
Fix
Weeks 3 to 12
Focused work across the four levers. You see exactly what changed and when.
Rescan
Monthly, ongoing
Same fifteen questions, same four engines. The citation count moves or it doesn't, and you see which.
When this works, and when it doesn’t
This works if:
- You are a medical, dental, aesthetic, dermatology, plastic surgery, orthodontic or hair restoration practice
- Your highest-value procedures are researched online before anyone calls
- You want a number you can check yourself rather than a report you have to trust
- You can wait 30 to 60 days for the first movement
This is not for you if:
- You need results this month. AI citations typically move in 30 to 60 days. Nothing moves faster than that honestly.
- You want a rankings report. We report citations. If keyword positions are what your board wants to see, another agency will serve you better.
- You need patient data handled. We work exclusively with public data — your site, listings, reviews and public AI output. No records, no intake forms, no CRM access, so no business associate agreement is required.
Before you ask
No. SEO gets you ranked in a list of links. This gets you named inside the answer above those links. They overlap, but AI systems weight entity consistency, structured data and third-party mentions far more heavily than traditional rankings do. A practice can rank in position three and be cited zero times — that combination is now common.
Fifteen patient-intent questions, four AI engines, the same questions every month. We count how many times your practice is named. The number is comparable month to month because nothing about the method changes.
AI citations typically move faster than rankings — often within 30 to 60 days — because the underlying signals can be corrected quickly. Traditional SEO gains usually take longer. We rescan monthly, so you see movement or its absence immediately rather than waiting a quarter.
No. Our work uses publicly available data only — your website, your listings, your reviews and public AI outputs. We don't access patient records, intake forms, call recordings or CRM data, so no business associate agreement is required.
Ask them for your citation count. Not your rankings, not your traffic — how many times an AI engine named your practice last month, and how that compares to the month before. If they can't produce that number, they aren't measuring it.
Medical, dental, aesthetic, dermatology, plastic surgery, orthodontic and hair restoration practices. Each gets a separate strategy, because patients in each of them search, compare and decide differently.
Pricing is published in full on our pricing page. You do not need to book a call to see it.
See what AI says about your practice
Fifteen questions, four AI engines, one free report. No call required, and you’ll get three specific fixes even if you never hire us.
No credit card. No call. Nothing gated.
If we find nothing wrong, we’ll tell you that.