free, written, no obligation
We'll tell you where you're losing patients.
Not a call where we talk at you for thirty minutes. A written document that walks the same path a patient walks — searches your name, opens your profile, reads your reviews, messages your clinic — and reports exactly where it breaks.
What you actually get
Your name, searched properly
What appears on page one for your name in Arabic and English, which listings are stale, and which of them a referred patient reads before booking.
The map and the reviews
Where your clinic sits in the map pack for your area and procedure, how your review recency compares to the two clinics beside you, and what is missing from the profile.
A mystery-shop of your clinic
We message as an ordinary patient, at a normal hour, and time the reply. This is usually the finding that surprises people most.
Three fixes, ranked
In the order we would do them, with what each one takes. Most of them cost nothing and none of them require hiring us.
How it works
- 1
You send three things
Your name as patients would spell it, your clinic, and your main procedure. That is enough — we find the rest ourselves.
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We do the work
Two to three working days. We do not need access to any of your accounts to run this.
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You get the document
On WhatsApp, in your language. Read it, act on it, hand it to another agency if you like — it is yours.
The catch: at the end we tell you whether we think you need us. Sometimes the honest answer is that you need a receptionist who answers the phone, and we will say so.
Send me the audit
Two to three working days, written, in Arabic or English.
WhatsApp us → +965 51557699Or do it yourself
Everything we would do for you is explained in full here. Take it and run it without us.
How patients in Kuwait actually choose a doctor
Ask someone they trust, search the name, look at the profile, read the Google reviews, then message on WhatsApp and book with whoever replies. Five checkpoints, in that order. You can be excellent and still be eliminated at any one of them without ever knowing it happened.
You already have a brand — you just didn't write it
Every doctor already has a public profile assembled by other people: directory listings, an outdated clinic address, an old photo, a review you never saw. Doing nothing does not mean neutral — it means whoever wrote those entries is defining you. The fix starts with an inventory, not a campaign.
20,000 followers, an empty calendar — what went wrong
Usually one of four things: you never actually ask anyone to book, the audience is the wrong nationality or city, the content answers curiosity rather than intent, or the path from post to appointment has too many steps. All four are diagnosable in an afternoon.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?+
Yes, and there is no version of it we charge for. We do a limited number each month, which is the only constraint.
Do you need access to my accounts?+
No. Everything in the audit is visible to any patient, which is rather the point.
Will you call me repeatedly afterwards?+
One message after you have read it, asking whether it was useful. If you say no thanks, that is the end of it.