Industry: Clinic & Healthcare
Healthcare marketing, built around the rules.
Grow the practice without stepping on a college advertising rule or a patient's privacy.
Grow the practice without stepping on a college advertising rule or a patient's privacy.
Healthcare is one of the hardest sectors to market in Canada, and for good reason. Regulated professionals answer to a provincial college, patient health information is protected by law, and the platforms that sell you ads do not understand either. Most clinics respond by doing almost nothing, then wonder why the schedule has gaps.
We work the other way. We build patient-facing marketing that stays inside the college advertising rules, keep personal health information out of the places it should never be, and put the everyday systems in place, online booking, reminders, reviews handled carefully, referral marketing to other providers, so the practice grows without a compliance headache. Compliance is a workflow here, not a wall.
Five patterns we see again and again in this sector. If two or more sound like your practice, we should talk.
The services from our broader catalog that we deliver most often for this sector. Mix and match into the package that fits your scope.
Clinic sites, secure intake, online booking, hosting and integrations.
Learn moreLocal SEO, paid ads, email and content, kept inside the advertising rules.
Learn moreReminders, reactivation, referral workflows and front-desk automations.
Learn morePatient education, community and paid social that stays professional.
Learn moreIdentity, signage, print and patient materials that build trust.
Learn moreSpecific to this sector. If your question isn't here, ask us directly →
Yes. Regulated health professionals in Canada advertise under the rules of their provincial regulatory college, and those rules differ by province and profession. We treat that review as a required workflow step, avoid testimonials or endorsements where the college restricts them, and never publish guarantees, superlatives or comparative claims that a college would flag.
Personal health information is handled under the health-privacy law that applies to you, such as PHIPA in Ontario, PIPA in Alberta and British Columbia, or PIPEDA federally. We build consent-based intake, keep health information out of ad pixels and analytics, and set up secure forms and storage rather than collecting sensitive data through channels that were never meant for it.
Yes. We run patient-facing acquisition and separate referral marketing to other clinics and providers, and we deliver bilingual content with French translation and Loi 25 compliance for Quebec where you serve those markets.