Be the clinic they find
in the next five miles.Built for Urgent Care
Clinic patients decide in minutes and travel a few miles. The map listing, the phone, and the after-hours experience decide who they see. We build all three, with HIPAA-ready tracking so you know which channel filled the schedule.
// Modeled example of one urgent care campaign, built from published healthcare benchmarks. Not a client report.
of U.S. adults used the internet to look for health or medical information in the past year
of Americans visited an urgent care center at least once in 2024
of patients who read online ratings chose a provider because of good reviews
urgent care visits a year happen after 5 p.m., when most front desks have gone home
Three ways it goes wrong
Invisible on the map at 7 p.m.
Urgent care demand spikes after pediatric offices close and on weekends. If the listing shows the wrong hours or sits below the fold, the patient is already driving to a competitor.
A rating that quietly filters you out
A third of consumers will not consider anything under 4.5 stars. A clinic at 4.2 with old reviews is losing patients who never called to tell you why.
No idea which channel filled the schedule
Maps, ads, insurance directories, and word of mouth all land on the same phone line. Without compliant tracking, the budget goes to whoever has the nicest deck.
LOOP6
LOOP6 for a clinic. Proximity first, phone second, compliance throughout.
Campaigns by visit type and radius
Walk-in, injury, sports physicals, cosmetic consults. Each gets its own campaign inside the radius patients will actually drive, with hours-aware scheduling.
Pages that answer the urgent question
Wait time, insurance, hours, directions, and a tap-to-call button in the first screen. Nothing else.
Healthcare-grade tracking numbers
One number per campaign on a healthcare call-tracking plan with a signed BAA. Redaction on. No PHI in reporting.
Calls summarized for the front desk
Did they ask about insurance? Did they book? Did they hang up after two minutes on hold? You see the pattern and fix it.
Reconciled against visits
Campaign calls are matched to visit counts and revenue from your EHR or practice system, in aggregate. Nothing patient-level leaves your building.
Revenue per channel, monthly
Maps produced 140 visits. The injury campaign produced 47 visits at $26 each. That is how you decide next month's budget.
“The search happens at 7 p.m. The visit happens thirty minutes later. Be findable in between.”
The Services That Do This
Clinics we build for
Urgent care
Radius, hours, and wait time. The fastest decision in healthcare.
Physical therapy
Referral independence through direct-access searches and injury campaigns.
Chiropractic
Pain-driven searches, new-patient offers, and reviews that carry the decision.
Med spa
Treatment-specific campaigns and a photo-forward site that earns the consult.
Family practice
New-patient panels, insurance clarity, and a profile that beats the hospital group.
Specialty clinics
Dermatology, optometry, and others where the service page wins the search.
What a missed call actually costs
After-hours and on-hold hang-ups count. Most clinics miss more than they log.
HIPAA-ready before the first ad runs
Tracking pixels, call recording, and remarketing can all disclose protected information on a healthcare site. We configure around that, and we document it for your compliance officer.
- Healthcare call-tracking plan with a signed Business Associate Agreement
- Recording and transcription off by default, redaction on when enabled
- No remarketing or conversion pixels on condition or treatment pages
- Analytics with no patient identifiers, reviewed with your compliance lead
- Google Ads set up under the healthcare policy with compliant call reporting
Medical FAQ
Find out who is winning the search in your radius.
We check your map listing, hours, reviews, site, ads, and tracking compliance. You get the findings in writing either way.