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Websites, search and AI answers for medical practices

A public site that loads fast on a phone, Google and AI answers that name you, and nothing that touches patient data. Fixed prices, starting with a $99 check.

I build websites and do search and AI-answer work for medical and healthcare practices in the US and the UAE, working remotely from my office in Pakistan. A practice site starts at $350, monthly search work at $390, and the first step can be a $99 AI Answers Check that shows what ChatGPT and Google's AI answers say when a patient asks who to see. Everything I touch is public: no form I build collects health details, so nothing I build holds patient data.

What a practice usually needs

  • A site that works on a phone. Services, providers, locations, hours and a clear way to book, built to load fast. The booking itself stays in the tool your practice already uses.
  • Google that can read every page. Before writing anything, I check that Google can see the pages at all. A site built to render only in the browser can hide most of its pages from it, as the first example below shows.
  • AI answers that name you. More patients ask ChatGPT or Google's AI answers which practice to call. The engines lift plain facts, so the work is clear pages with markup that matches them.
  • A safe move off an old site. If your WordPress or Wix site has grown slow or fragile, the move keeps the Google traffic it already has by redirecting every old address.

Healthcare work already on this site

  • A telehealth practice Google could barely see. A hemophilia telehealth practice's site rendered only in the browser, so Google had indexed 3 of its 17 pages. After my server-rendering fix went live on 20 October 2026, 13 of 23 pages were indexed, and Search Console showed 695 impressions in 28 days, up from zero. The full account is on Search + AI Answers.
  • A medical billing company's move. Its site moved from WordPress to a new build and went live on 2 November 2026, with 129 of 134 old addresses redirected to their new pages. The details are on the migration page.
  • A credentialing platform with patient data kept out. For Beeline, a credentialing and billing company for US healthcare providers, every free-text box is checked for patient details before anything is saved. That platform is a systems build, not part of this menu, but it is the same rule I bring to a practice's public site.

Patient data, reviews and claims

  • No patient data. The site, the search work and the checks read and change public pages only.
  • Reviews with permission. A patient's words go on the site only with their written permission, and never a review that was paid for or written by someone else.
  • No claims about care. The copy says what you offer, where and for whom. It makes no promise about outcomes.

Clinics in the UAE

I work with UAE clinics remotely and I don't have an office in the UAE. Health advertising there needs approval before it runs, and that approval is the clinic's to hold, so I write pages and posts that can go through it.

How the pricing works

The AI Answers Check is $99 fixed, and it comes off your first month if you go on to Search + AI Answers, which is $390 a month on Starter or $750 on Growth. A site is from $350 for up to 5 pages, or $990 for up to 12, and a move from WordPress or Wix starts at $650. Each service and its terms are listed below.

The services, with their prices

Common questions

How much does SEO cost for a medical practice?
With me, $390 a month on Starter or $750 a month on Growth, with a 3-month minimum and then month to month. Starter covers up to 4 posts a month, on-page fixes, your Google Business Profile, and rankings on 20 keywords. Growth adds more posts and active work on how AI answers describe you. If you want to see where you stand first, the AI Answers Check is $99 fixed.
Can you build a website for a medical practice that keeps patient data out?
Yes. I build the public site: services, providers, locations, hours, booking links and a contact form. No form on it collects health details, so the site never holds patient data. Anything clinical goes through the patient portal or booking tool your practice already uses, and the site links to it. A site of up to 5 pages starts at $350, and the business site is $990 for up to 12.
How do patients find a practice through ChatGPT or Google's AI answers?
The engines tend to name practices whose public pages state plain facts: what you treat, where, for whom, your hours and how to book, with business markup that says the same thing. The AI Answers Check asks ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI answers 25 questions your patients ask, shows who gets named instead of you, and lists 10 fixes in order, for $99.
Will moving my practice website hurt my Google rankings?
Not if every old address is redirected to its new page, which is the main thing a move protects. When a US medical billing company's site moved from WordPress to a new build on 2 November 2026, 129 of its 134 old addresses were redirected to their new pages and the other 5 were retired on purpose. A move starts at $650 for up to 20 pages.
Do you work with clinics in Dubai and the UAE?
Yes, remotely from my office in Pakistan, which is one hour ahead of Dubai. I don't have an office in the UAE. Health advertising in the UAE needs approval before it runs, and that approval belongs to the clinic, so I write the copy to go through it and make no claim about care or outcomes.

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