The healthcare marketing agency built around your practice plan
We start with the practice: which patients you want more of, which services carry the margin, and whether the front desk can book the calls we send. One team then runs search, ads, the website and social media from that plan and reports on the patients it books.
The 1% Doctor works as a healthcare marketing agency for private practices, and every engagement starts with the Practice Assessment and a 90-day roadmap that sets the channels, their order and the budget for each. Our team builds and runs them: search, ads, the website, social media and the systems that turn an inquiry into a booked patient.
Our healthcare marketing services
Also part of the execution team
Content and blog writing, AI video and avatar content, email and SMS campaigns, reputation management, paid social on Facebook and Instagram, and landing pages and funnels. Each one joins a practice's plan once its numbers justify it.
Marketing that connects to the front desk
A healthcare marketing campaign only pays when a new inquiry becomes a booked, kept appointment. That path runs through the website, the phone, the CRM, the follow-up messages and the person who answers. When one link breaks, the marketing looks expensive no matter how well it performs.
So our marketing work sits on the same plan as your practice systems: the forms feed the CRM, new inquiries get a reply within minutes, reminders cut no-shows, and the reporting follows each patient from the first click to the first visit.
What we measure
The KPIs come from your roadmap. These are the usual starting set:
Who we work with
Private practices and the physicians who own them, from solo cash-pay clinics to groups with several locations. Much of Adam's experience sits in regenerative medicine, hormones and peptides, telemedicine, functional medicine and cash-pay and membership models, and the team works across specialties. We work with practices across the United States.
"He connected me with a bunch of different resources, helped me to create the right business structure, helped me to create the funnels, the marketing plan."
Questions about our healthcare marketing
We start with an assessment of the whole practice, so the marketing follows the business plan. The same team then handles the website, search, ads and the CRM behind them, and one roadmap ties them together.
No. Search results and patient demand depend on your market, your competitors and your capacity, and nobody controls Google. We commit to a clear plan, the work itself and honest reporting against the KPIs we set together.
Yes. If a vendor is doing good work, it stays in the plan, and we line up our reporting with theirs.
It depends on the channels and the market. The assessment comes first, and the roadmap shows what each piece involves before you commit.
Get a marketing plan built on your numbers
The assessment asks about your services, patients, team and current marketing. The conversation after it settles which channel to fix first.
Start the Practice AssessmentBusiness questions only. No patient information.