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Review the public path to your practice. AI marketing and SEO for healthcare practices.

Patients check your public site, directory profiles, reviews, and booking path before they call. Carcin can help review those marketing surfaces without entering clinical systems.

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Client work
  • Dr. Miami
  • Gentera
  • CorrectVision
  • MASC Medical
  • Carta MD
  • Dr. Sana Qureshi
  • Internet Medicine
  • Aesthetic Medical Solutions
  • Boss PDX
  • Netflix
  • Togal
  • LeadsRx
How healthcare differs

Four inputs decide a practice's plan. Benefits set most of them.

These are the same four inputs Carcin reads for every trade. Here is what they look like for a practice.

Input 01

Search intent

Healthcare search runs on three different questions. Symptom searches that end in a provider search. Practical searches like dentist near me accepting new patients or pediatrician open Saturday. And name lookups after a referral, where the patient is deciding whether to keep an appointment someone else made.

Insurance is the filter under all of it. A patient who cannot confirm you take their plan leaves before reading anything else, which is why plan information belongs in your listings and on the page rather than on a phone call.

Input 02

Channel mix

Healthcare has a directory layer of its own. Healthgrades, Vitals, WebMD Care, Zocdoc, and Psychology Today for behavioral health, plus every insurer's own provider directory. Those listings were built from data you may have submitted years ago, and they rank.

Around them sit Google Business Profile, service line pages, reviews, and online scheduling. Multi provider practices need a profile per provider and per location, which is exactly where practice data drifts out of sync.

Input 03

Buying cycle

Two cycles run at once. Acquisition is a new patient choosing a provider: research, insurance check, availability, booking. Retention is recall, the hygiene visit and the annual, which is scheduling and reminders rather than marketing.

The drop off is almost always at booking. A form that asks for insurance details before it offers a time loses patients who were ready to commit.

Input 04

Seasonality

The calendar is set by benefits, not weather. Open enrollment in the fall changes which plans your market carries. January resets deductibles and slows elective care. The end of the year brings the FSA and HSA spend down, which lifts dental, vision, and elective demand.

August can bring school and sports physicals; respiratory season can change urgent care demand. Plan content and budget ahead of your own seasonal pattern, then approve each change.

Start with one bounded job for healthcare practices. This page is a planning example, not live KPI telemetry.

Keep public marketing separate from care.

One hub, many spokes

Your site is the single source of truth for providers, locations, service lines, and plans accepted. Every directory profile and search result points back to it. Your specialty decides which spokes go first, never whether the hub exists.

Dependency order

Channels unlock channels. The map pack needs a verified profile per location. A review engine needs a live destination. Directory corrections need accurate provider records to correct toward. These dependencies inform a proposal; nothing launches without the needed access and approval.

Results inform the next job

Review booked appointments and page visibility before deciding whether to revise a directory or service-line job.

Healthcare channel stack

What gets worked, and why it is on the list.

Google Business Profile

One verified profile per location, correct primary category for the specialty, accurate hours, and photos. The gate for the map pack and anything local.

Healthcare directories

Healthgrades, Vitals, WebMD Care, Zocdoc, and Psychology Today where it applies. Claimed, corrected, and kept current instead of left as filed.

Insurance and provider data

Plans accepted, NPI records, and provider details matching across every listing. Wrong plan data is the quietest way to lose a booking.

Service line pages

A page per service line and location, written in the words patients use rather than the words on the chart. FAQ schema for the questions they ask first.

Reviews and responses

Requests at the point in the visit where patients are willing, monitoring across Google and the directories, and responses written inside the limits of confidentiality.

Booking and recall

Scheduling that opens with a time instead of a form, plus reminder and recall sequences for the visits that repeat.

Planning options

What to check first for a practice with unaudited listings.

Old profiles, changed plans, and departed providers can make public information unreliable. These are possible checks, not an automatic campaign sequence. Clinical claims and any proposed changes stay with your team for review.

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Questions

Healthcare growth, answered.

01Which healthcare directories are worth claiming?
The ones that rank for your specialty in your market, plus the ones your patients' insurers publish. For most practices that means Healthgrades, Vitals, WebMD Care, Google Business Profile, a scheduling directory such as Zocdoc, and Psychology Today for behavioral health. Carcin claims them, corrects them, and keeps provider and plan data matching across all of them.
02Does Carcin connect to our EHR or handle patient information?
No. Carcin works public marketing surfaces only: your website, your listings, your directory profiles, and your reviews. It is not connected to your practice management or medical records systems, and it does not process patient information.
03How are reviews handled when we cannot discuss a patient?
Carcin can draft a generic, non-incentivized review request and a response for your team to review. Your team decides when to send or post it, without confirming, denying, or describing a patient visit.
04Can Carcin write clinical content?
It writes the marketing layer: what a service is, who it is for, what a visit involves, and how to book. It does not make treatment claims or describe outcomes. Anything touching clinical detail is drafted for your clinicians to correct and approve first.
05We have several providers across two locations. How does that work?
Each eligible location and provider may need distinct listings with accurate location and NPI details. Carcin can help identify mismatches for your team to review; verification and ongoing checks remain separate work.
06What does it cost, and what happens if we stop?
The free workspace starts with starter credits and no card. Basic is $19.99/mo, Pro is $99.99/mo, and Max is $199.99/mo, with included credits. Work uses credits, but a busy month does not automatically change your plan price. Review third-party ad spend and optional credit purchases separately. You can cancel a paid plan from your account; check the current terms and connected services for billing and export details.