Online Reputation Management for Doctors

Our reputation management for doctors helps you get more patient reviews, reply safely, and watch every site that matters. It is medical review management done within the rules.

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Why Reviews

Reviews Decide
the Shortlist

Replies matter too.

In a recent patient survey

79%

said they read reviews before choosing a provider.

53%

would not consider a provider rated below four stars.

70%

said a provider's response to a negative review improved their view of the practice.

The Method

How We Get You
More Reviews

Automated requests

Automated review requests by text or email after each visit, sent to every patient.

The right sites

Simple links to Google and the sites that matter in your specialty.

Asking in person

A staff script for asking in person.

Monthly tracking

Monthly tracking of review volume, rating, and response time.

Our Limits

What We
Will Not Do

  1. 01

    Buy reviews, write reviews, or post reviews from staff. The FTC's fake-review rule has been in force since October 2024.

  2. 02

    Filter patients so only happy ones are asked. Google's policy prohibits selectively asking for positive reviews.

  3. 03

    Offer discounts or gifts in exchange for reviews.

See How Your Reviews Compare

with Nearby Practices

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FAQ

Common
Queries

Only if it breaks the platform's policies, such as spam, conflicts of interest, or offensive content. We flag those for removal. Otherwise, a calm, compliant reply is the best response.

Yes. Asking all patients, without incentives and without screening for happy ones, is allowed and encouraged.

Google first for most practices, then specialty sites such as Healthgrades, Zocdoc, RealSelf, or Vitals, depending on your field.