Marketing for doctors built to win the searches patients actually type.

We price it as one all-in-one monthly fee that covers Local SEO, organic SEO, AI search optimization, review generation, schema, content, and reporting. Most agencies invoice those as separate line items; we don't. Website design is its own project starting at $3,000+, paid upfront or amortized across 12 months inside the package. Google Ads is its own line because the ad spend goes to Google, with a transparent management fee on top. The exact monthly number depends on your market and competition, so we quote it after the free SEO Report.

The program is national. We work with doctors in any US market, and dedicated state coverage is rolling out market by market. Tell us your city and specialty and we'll scope the engagement against the actual search dynamics there: who ranks today, what patients in your area type into Google, and how dense the competition is.

Asymmetric Health went from a rebuilt website to #1 organic in two months. That's the fast end. Map Pack movement typically shows in 3 to 6 months and organic compounds over 6 to 9, which is why engagements run on a 6 or 12 month term before going month-to-month. Anyone promising page one in 30 days is lying.

Family medicine, dermatology, orthodontics, physical therapy, urgent care, med spas, and specialty clinics. The mechanics of local healthcare search are the same across all of them; what changes is the keyword list, the directories that matter, and the competition. Our anchor healthcare client is a physician-led Direct Primary Care clinic specializing in TRT, GLP-1-assisted medical weight loss, and BHRT, and the same program structure applies to any practice patients find through search.

We build a review request system tied to visits, and we never gate reviews by sentiment or incentivize them. Both violate Google's policies, and both are the kind of shortcut that gets a healthcare profile suspended. Steady, real reviews on your Google Business Profile beat a burst of purchased ones every time.

Yes. We configure analytics and ad conversion tracking so patient health information stays out of ad platforms, and we measure calls and booked appointments without attaching conditions or identities to ad clicks. Marketing data and patient data stay separate.

Locally, yes. Hospital systems and VC-funded telehealth companies win the broad national terms, but the Map Pack and condition + city results still favor proximity, reviews, and a Google Business Profile that is actually maintained. That is the fight Asymmetric Health was losing before the rebuild and the one it now wins across its county. Independent practices that do the local work outrank bigger budgets on local searches every day.