Web and marketing agency for medical clinics in the Philippines
A patient who feels unwell asks three things: are you open, which doctor is in, and do you take my HMO. We build the site that answers all three on the first screen, and the local visibility that puts it in front of them.
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Open, which doctor, and do you take my card
Those three questions decide most clinic visits, and they are usually asked on a phone within the hour. So they go on the first screen rather than three clicks in. Accepted HMOs are listed by name, doctors get a profile with their specialty and the days they are actually in, and the walk-in policy is stated so nobody makes the trip for nothing.
Reception can change a schedule in a minute, because a schedule that is out of date is worse than none at all.
- Accepted HMOs listed by name, updated by your staff without calling us
- A profile per doctor with specialty, credentials and clinic days
- Walk-in policy and hours stated plainly, consistent everywhere
- Booking that points at the right doctor, not at a general queue
- Every medical statement approved by your clinicians before it goes live
Found by the patient who needs a clinic today
Clinic searches are local and urgent. Somebody looking for a clinic near them is usually deciding within the hour, three results appear on the map, and most people never look further. We work your Google Business Profile, your hours, your photos and your reviews so you are one of the three. We will not promise you a position. Nobody honest can.
Ads are used where they earn their place rather than everywhere: specialist services, executive check-ups, and a new branch nobody knows about yet.
- Google Business Profile managed, with hours that are never wrong
- Local search work for specialty plus area, and for clinic-near-me
- Google Ads aimed at specialist services, budget set in pesos
- Reviews asked for after a visit and replied to carefully
- A named specialist you keep, not a new account manager every quarter
A patient who feels unwell is not comparing prices.
They are asking three questions, usually on a phone, usually today: are you open now, which doctor is in, and will my HMO cover this. A clinic that answers all three on the first screen wins the visit from the one that answers none.
The HMO question comes first
For a great many patients the shortlist is simply the clinics that accept their card. If that is not stated anywhere, you are filtered out before anyone reads about your services.
Which doctor, on which day
Patients follow doctors, not clinics. Specialist schedules change weekly and live in a photo on Facebook, which is not where anyone looks at eight in the morning.
Walk in or book
If it is unclear whether they can simply turn up, a lot of people will not risk the trip. Ambiguity here costs visits nobody ever records.
The three answers, on the first screen.
Everything else on a clinic site is secondary to open, doctor and coverage. We build those three to be findable in seconds, then build the rest around them.
Coverage stated plainly.
Which HMOs you accept, what a patient should bring, and what happens if their provider is not on the list. Written once, kept current, and easy to find from any page.
- Accepted HMOs listed by name rather than implied
- What to bring on the day, so nobody is turned away at reception
- Self-pay explained for patients without coverage
- Corporate and company accounts handled without a phone call
Doctors, schedules and credentials.
Patients choose a person. Each doctor gets a profile with their specialty, their training and the days they are actually in, kept current rather than posted once.
- A profile per doctor with specialty and credentials
- Clinic days shown where patients look, not in a Facebook photo
- Languages spoken, which matters more than most clinics assume
- Booking that points at the right doctor, not at a general queue
Open, closed, or walk in.
The most consulted fact about any clinic is whether it is open right now. It has to be right on your site, your Google profile and your Facebook page at the same time.
- One set of hours, consistent everywhere, holidays included
- Walk-in policy stated so nobody makes the trip for nothing
- Directions that work inside a mall or a hospital compound
- Online booking beside the number, both actually answered
This is what changes for a clinic.
How a patient finds you when they need you today. These are illustrations, not screenshots of a client account.
Google Business Profile
Your business · Metro Manila
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Illustration. Not a client result.
A profile that says open, with today's hours.
For a clinic this is the most consulted thing you have online, more than the website. Wrong hours here send an unwell patient somewhere else and you never learn it happened.
Generic Builders
Competitor Carpentry
Your business
Illustration. Not a client result.
In the map results for clinics nearby.
Somebody searching for a clinic near them is usually deciding within the next hour. Three appear on the map, and most people never look further.
First contentful paint, mobile · 4G
Fast enough for somebody who feels unwell.
97.8 percent of people here browse on mobile. Patience is short when you are ill, and a page that stalls loses to the clinic whose page did not.
Everything a clinic needs to be chosen today.
The site answers the three questions. These are the pieces that get the patient to it and keep the schedule full.
Web development
Hours, doctors and accepted HMOs answered on the first screen, with booking that reaches the right doctor.
SEO
Found for the specialty plus the area, and for the clinic-near-me searches that happen at eight in the morning.
Google Business Profile
Hours, photos, the booking link and answered questions kept current, because this is what patients check first.
Google Ads
Used where it earns its place: specialist services, executive check-ups, and new branches nobody knows about yet.
Reviews
Asked for after a visit, and replied to carefully. A clinic reply is read far more closely than a restaurant reply.
Analytics
Which services and which doctors produce bookings, so the effort follows the schedule that fills.
Live in 5 to 7 weeks.
Most of the time goes into getting the facts right: schedules, coverage and services. Those are the parts a patient acts on.
The conversation
We go through the doctors, the schedules, the HMOs you accept and which services you want more of. No jargon.
45 minutesDoctors and services
We build the profiles and service pages, and every medical statement is checked with your team before it goes anywhere near the site.
1 to 2 weeksBuilding it
Design, build, booking connected to how reception actually works, then tested against real slots and a real walk-in.
3 to 4 weeksLive and measured
The site goes live, the Google profile is corrected, and we watch which services the bookings come from.
Live and measuredWe work on filled schedules, not on clicks.
Nothing medical goes live unchecked
We draft, your clinicians approve. No medical claim is published without sign-off, and we would rather ask twice than put something up that has to be corrected.
Coverage treated as a first-class fact
Accepted HMOs are not buried in a PDF. They are stated where a patient filtering clinics will actually see them.
Built for a phone and a short fuse
Patients search when they feel unwell, on mobile data, with no patience. Half the agency sites in this market take over two seconds to load. Yours will not.
Messenger answered, not ignored
A lot of patients ask about schedules and coverage on Messenger. We keep that channel beside the booking rather than behind a form.
Everything stays in your name
The domain, the site, the Google profile and the ad accounts belong to you. You can revoke our access on any day without asking us first.
Named people, not an account queue
You get the same four specialists next quarter and the quarter after. A clinic relationship runs for years, and so should ours.
What clinic managers ask before deciding.
Last reviewed: August 2026
The questions clinic owners and administrators put to us first. If yours is not here, bring it to the call.
What to look at next
A neighbouring clinic type with a different decision behind it, and the two service pages this page draws on.
Running a dental clinic instead?
A dental patient is rarely unwell today. They have been putting it off for months and are comparing four clinics on price and nerve. Different decision, different page.
Read moreHow we do local search
Getting into the three results Google puts on the map. For a clinic that block decides more visits than anything else on the page.
Read moreHow we do web design
The technical side, the process and what is included, across every industry we work with. This page is the clinic version of it.
Read moreYou get these people, by name.
Christian Barnbaek, Client Director, runs the account. Mikkel Friis, Head of Marketing, sets the plan. Nicklas Dyrmose, SEO Specialist, works your local visibility. Elvir Sejfulai, Head of Development, builds the site. The same four next quarter, and the quarter after that.
