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SEO for Medical Practices and Clinics

Patients research symptoms, treatments, and providers online before they book. SEO for medical practices helps your clinic appear for those searches with content that meets the high trust standards search engines apply to health topics.

The problem

Health content is held to the highest standard in search.

Google treats medical content as “your money or your life” material, where poor information could harm people. Pages need clear authorship, credentials, accurate information, and signs that real clinicians stand behind them.

Many practice websites have thin service pages, no author information, and outdated content. They struggle to rank against hospital systems and large health publishers.

Patients also ask AI tools about conditions and treatments. Answers draw on trusted, well-structured sources. Practices with accurate, clinician-reviewed content have a better chance of being part of that picture.

My approach

Accurate, clinician-reviewed content with strong local signals.

I build service and condition pages that explain what you treat, how, and what patients can expect, written in plain language and reviewed by your clinicians. Each page shows who wrote or reviewed it, with linked provider bios.

Local SEO covers every location and provider listing. Medical schema, consistent directory profiles, and a review process round out the work. I never make claims about outcomes, and I follow your guidance on what can be said publicly.

Clinician authority

Provider bios, credentials, and medical review markup.

Service and condition pages

Clear explanations patients and search engines trust.

Location coverage

Profiles and pages for each clinic and provider.

Careful claims

No outcome promises, and content reviewed before publishing.

Process

How the work runs.

Every step has a clear output, and you approve the plan before any changes go live.

  1. 01

    Audit

    Site, local profiles, content quality, and competitors.

  2. 02

    Content map

    Services, conditions, and patient questions to cover.

  3. 03

    Foundation

    Technical fixes, schema, and listings.

  4. 04

    Content

    Clinician-reviewed pages and FAQs.

  5. 05

    Growth

    Reviews, links, and monthly reporting.

Deliverables

What you get.

  • Medical practice SEO audit
  • Service and condition content map
  • Clinician-reviewed service pages
  • Provider bio pages with credentials
  • Location profiles and pages
  • MedicalClinic and Physician schema
  • Health directory citations
  • Monthly ranking and appointment report

Pricing

From $1,500 Per month; Local SEO from $900/month

Published starting price in USD. Final scope and price are confirmed in writing before any work starts.

Not sure where to start?

Start with the audit. It shows exactly what to fix first.

FAQ

Questions about Medical Practices

Have another question? Email hello@hamzamajeed.me.

Can you write medical content?

I write and structure content in plain language based on credible sources, and your clinicians review it for accuracy. Clinical responsibility stays with your practice.

Do you need access to patient information?

No. SEO work never requires patient data. I only need access to your website, analytics, and profiles.

How do you handle HIPAA and privacy?

SEO tasks don't involve protected health information. I'll also flag risks such as tracking scripts on appointment forms so your team can review them.

Can small practices compete with hospitals?

Yes, especially in local searches and specific services. Hospitals cover many topics broadly. A focused practice can go deeper and be more local.

Do you work with specialists?

Yes, including physical therapy, dermatology, chiropractic, mental health, and other specialties.

How long until we see results?

Local improvements can appear within weeks. Ranking new service pages typically takes three to six months.

Next step

Ready to be found in Google and AI answers?

Tell me about your site and goals. I'll reply with an honest take on where you stand and what I'd fix first.

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