Be the doctor patients ask for by name.
We help consultants, surgeons and physician-led practices bring in more self-pay and referred patients, with doctor pages that rank, Google Ads, reviews, video and LinkedIn.
- Google Ads, SEO, doctor profiles and LinkedIn
- A page for each condition and procedure you treat
- We report cost per booked consultation
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Many patients choose the doctor first. They search for their condition, look the doctor up by name, read the reviews and watch a video before they book. A doctor who shows up well at each step fills their diary and hears from more referrers.
Searches for your name
Patients and referrers often look you up before they book. A profile with your training, the conditions you treat and your reviews turns that search into a consultation. At Circle Care, ads on searches for its dermatologists by name cost AED 14 per lead, and 44% of clicks became leads.
A page for each condition
Most new patients search for the problem first. A page for each condition and procedure, written with you, ranks for those searches and leads to your profile. Dr. Jinah Yoo is #1 on Google for “korean dermatologist london”.
Video and articles that build trust
Patients like to see and hear a doctor before they book. Short videos, articles and LinkedIn posts you sign off keep working long after they go live. 14 of Circle Care’s 23 doctor profiles include a video of the doctor.
Reviews that keep coming
Recent reviews on Google and the directories patients use tip the decision your way. We ask patients for a review after their visit, in a way your regulator allows.
Referrers who know your work
GPs and other specialists refer to doctors they know and trust. A clear referral route, LinkedIn and updates on your work keep your name in front of them.
Self-pay patients
Patients pay for faster access, a second opinion or a doctor they choose, and compare doctors online first. A clear consultation offer with the fee on the page wins them. In the UK, self-pay hospital admissions were 39% above 2019 levels in 2023 (PHIN).
How we grow each kind of practice.
A consultant, a surgeon and a concierge practice find patients in different ways, so we plan each one from the first search to the referral.
consultant dermatologist london24%of Google Ads inquiries became patients, over 21 monthsDr. Jinah YooConsultants and specialists
- Patients
- Self-pay and insured patients who want a specialist to look at their condition, and patients referred by their GP who check you before they book.
- Where demand comes from
- Searches by condition and by your name, your Google Business Profile and reviews, directories such as Zocdoc and Doctolib, and referrals from other doctors.
- The offer that books
- A consultation with you, with the fee and the next available date on the page.
- Consultation
- Diagnosis and plan
- Treatment
- Follow-ups and referrals
Dr. Jinah YooConsultant-led dermatology pageSee the page we built What we do for doctors.
Reach patients searching for you and what you treat.
Google Ads for searches by your name, your specialty and each condition you treat. SEO so your profile and condition pages rank, and your Google Business Profile shows in Maps and AI answers. LinkedIn and Instagram that show how you work.
- Google Ads
- SEO and Google Business Profile
- Doctor profiles and condition pages
- LinkedIn and Instagram
A page for each doctor and each condition.
Patients want to know who they will see, what the doctor treats and how to book. These are doctor pages from our work with clients in London and Dubai.





From the first search to the next referral.
Patients search, check the doctor and then book. We plan each step, and the follow-up that brings them back and sends friends and family your way.
Condition or name
The patient searches for their condition or for you by name, and finds your page or profile.
44%of clicks on Circle Care’s dermatologist-name ads became leads, over 30 daysReviews and video
They read your reviews, watch a short video and check your training before they decide.
43%of US adults aged 50 to 80 have looked up online ratings for a doctor (University of Michigan, 2020)Consultation
They book a consultation, an assessment or a second opinion online or on WhatsApp.
24%of Dr. Jinah Yoo’s Google Ads inquiries became patients, over 21 monthsTreatment
You agree a plan, and reminders keep the next appointment in the diary.
Follow-ups and referrals
Follow-ups, check-ups and review requests, and an easy way to recommend you.
47%of those patients came back for another visitResults for doctors.
Ads, pages and reviews follow Google and Meta rules and the medical regulator where you practise, so your campaigns stay live. Tracking follows HHS guidance on online tracking.
How we handle patient privacyWhat doctors ask us.
Google Ads for searches by your name and the conditions you treat can bring inquiries within weeks. At Circle Care, ads for its dermatologists’ names brought leads at AED 14 each over 30 days. Profiles, condition pages and content build over months. We don’t guarantee patient numbers: results depend on your market, fees, availability and how quickly your team replies.
Book a call about your practice.
- A 30-minute call with a strategist, not a salesperson
- Your biggest growth opportunity, with numbers
- Advice specific to your clinic and market
Sources (10)
- University of Michigan National Poll on Healthy Aging: Searching for a good doctor, online (2020)
- Asschenfeldt et al., How patients navigate specialist referral pathways in hand surgery, BMC Health Services Research, 2026
- Zhu et al., Growth in concierge and direct primary care, 2018–23, Health Affairs, 2025
- PHIN: private market update, June 2024 (UK)
- Dubai Media Office: Dubai welcomes more than 691,000 medical tourists in 2023 (DHA)
- FTC: Endorsement Guides, what people are asking
- GMC: Good medical practice (UK)
- ASA: The CAP Code (UK non-broadcast advertising)
- HHS: Use of online tracking technologies by HIPAA covered entities
- Dubai Health Authority: standards for medical advertisement content on social media


