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Medical AI Visibility Check

Patients now ask an AI assistant for a doctor before they open Google. Run your website through the free check below and see exactly what it understood about you, including the searches your own words add up to.

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Is your practice website visible to AI?

Patients now ask an AI assistant for a doctor before they open Google. Put your address in below and see what one of those assistants can actually tell about your practice, and exactly what is missing.

Free, no email, no signup. It takes a few seconds because it really does fetch your page.

What the 28 checks look at

Every check reads only what your page sends to a visitor. Nothing logs in, nothing is stored, and no part of this is a guess about your rankings.

  1. Found by Patients 30 percent of the score

    Can a search engine reach this page and tell what it treats and where?

  2. AI Can Answer With It 30 percent of the score

    Can an AI assistant pull a usable answer out of this page?

  3. Medical Trust 25 percent of the score

    Does the page prove a qualified person stands behind it?

  4. Ready to Book 15 percent of the score

    Once someone decides, can they act without hunting?

You See Exactly What We Read

Before the score, the result shows the page back to you: the practice name it found, the city, what it says you treat, the procedures you name, the people you name, and the insurance you list. If any of those come back empty, that is the finding.

Then it lists the searches your own words add up to, each one showing where it came from. "Urgent care austin" because the phrase is in your subheading and your address names Austin. Nothing is invented, and nothing is a ranking promise. We cannot see your Search Console from here, so this is a readback of your page rather than a position check.

Why This Is Suddenly Worth Checking

A patient used to type "dermatologist near me" and scan ten blue links. Plenty still do. But a growing number now ask an assistant instead, in a full sentence, and get back three names and a reason.

That changes what your website has to do. Ten blue links only needed you to rank. An answer needs an assistant to read your page and come away certain of four things: what you treat, where you are, who is qualified, and how to book.

Most practice websites fail at least one of those, and the owner has no way to tell. The page looks fine to a person. The gap only shows up when a machine tries to use it.

What the Check Actually Reads

It fetches your page the same way an assistant would, then runs 28 checks grouped into four scores.

The four readings and what each one decides
ReadingShare of scoreWhat it settles
Found by Patients30%Whether a search engine can reach the page and tell what you treat and where
AI Can Answer With It30%Whether there is a passage an assistant can lift and quote, and whether the assistants were let in at all
Medical Trust25%Whether the page proves a qualified person stands behind it
Ready to Book15%Whether a patient who has decided can act without hunting

The Three Failures I See Most

  1. The page never says where it is. A beautiful site for a practice that could be anywhere. Nobody searches for a specialty without a place attached, and an assistant cannot recommend a clinic it cannot put on a map. See the local pack.
  2. Nobody signed it. No name, no credentials, no reviewer. Health pages are held to a higher bar than almost any other subject because a wrong answer can hurt someone, and an anonymous page is treated as a low quality page. See E-E-A-T for YMYL.
  3. The first paragraph is a slogan. "Compassionate care, close to home." An assistant quotes the first passage that stands on its own. If that passage is a slogan, the slogan is your answer.

What the Score Is Not

It is a thermometer, not a diagnosis. It reads only what your page sends to a visitor. It does not log in, does not look at your Google Business Profile, does not see your reviews, and has no idea what you rank for today.

A high score does not promise patients. It means nothing observable is standing in the way, which is the part you can actually control.

After the Check

Every failed check comes with the fix, written plainly, free, with no email asked for. Most of them are a morning of work for whoever maintains the site.

If you want to know what the bigger version of this work costs and how long it takes, that is on the SEO marketing for doctors page. If you want to see what happens when a practice gets this wrong during a redesign, read the case study, which uses this domain's own collapse as the example.

Questions about your own result are welcome on the contact page.