Google Ads for Doctors, Clinics & Hospitals

Some healthcare services can be advertised, subject to Google policies, location-specific laws and professional guidelines. Restricted categories may need verification or certification, and some services cannot be advertised.

Search campaigns are often a useful starting point for matching relevant service queries with clinic information. Suitability depends on the medical specialty, policy eligibility, location, budget and enquiry goals.

Where eligible, we can configure call-focused assets and mobile-friendly contact options, then measure permitted call interactions. Actual call and appointment outcomes depend on the practice response process.

Budgets depend on location, specialty, competition, search volume and lead economics. We recommend a controlled pilot with clear measurement before increasing spend.

No. Campaigns can improve relevant visibility and enquiry opportunities, but patient decisions, clinical eligibility, competition and booking capacity affect outcomes.

Dedicated pages are useful when they provide accurate, relevant service information, clinician details, mobile usability and clear contact paths. Claims should be reviewed by the healthcare provider.

We can plan and implement suitable conversions such as permitted form completion or call-button clicks, while excluding sensitive medical information and respecting privacy requirements.

Personalized advertising based on sensitive health interests is restricted. We assess the relevant rules before proposing audiences and do not assume that health-based remarketing is permitted.

We can scope campaigns for eligible providers in markets such as the USA, UK and UAE, with separate reviews of local regulations, platform policies and advertiser verification.