When patients ask AI which doctor to see, are you mentioned?
Patients ask ChatGPT and Google's AI to explain symptoms, compare treatments and suggest specialists. We help AI find your practice and cite credible sources that mention your doctors.
The questions that decide who gets the call.
These are the kinds of questions patients type into ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google every day. AI answers with a short list, and the medical practices it names are the ones it can find and trust.
We track questions like these for your medical practice every month, so you can see whether you're named, how you're described and who shows up instead. (Here's how AI visibility is measured.)
Example questions. Yours are built around your medical practice and market.
What makes AI recommend a medical practice
AI assistants favor businesses that trusted sources mention and that explain themselves clearly. About 94% of links cited by AI come from non-paid sources (Muck Rack, Dec 2025).
Credentials in plain text
Board certifications, training and specialties written out clearly, so AI can describe your doctors accurately.
Condition and treatment pages
Helpful, factual explanations of the conditions you treat, reviewed by your clinicians.
Trusted mentions
Local news, community health events and professional coverage carry more weight than self-description.
Access details
New-patient availability, locations, telehealth options and insurance information AI can repeat.
Stories we write for medical practices
Each month our team writes a real news story about your medical practice, you approve it, and we publish it on news sites, up to USA Today, TheStreet and Street Insider on higher plans.
- A new physician or specialist joining
- A new service, location or extended hours
- Community health screenings and events
- Seasonal health guidance from your clinicians
- Awards, research or speaking engagements
Patient privacy and accuracy come first
Releases never include patient information without proper written authorization, and medical claims stay factual, general and reviewed by your team. Nothing is published until you approve it.
Every plan also includes an AI search optimization foundation for your site, cloud stacks and monthly AI visibility tracking. More on the approach: generative engine optimization.
Guide: How doctors and medical practices show up in AI answers
Quick answers
Is this appropriate for medical practices?
Yes. Press releases about your team, services and community work are common in health care. We keep them factual, free of patient information and approved by you.
Why don't ads solve this?
Ad platforms restrict health advertising, and ChatGPT ads aren't shown near personal health topics at all, per OpenAI. Earned coverage and a strong site are how AI learns about your practice.
Which specialties benefit most?
Any specialty patients research before booking: dermatology, orthopedics, physical therapy, plastic surgery, chiropractic and more.
See what AI says about your medical practice.
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