Digital Presence Score
Website and local-search discoverability, published provider information, patient contact routes and technical foundations.
Free Healthcare Digital Presence Audit
Review how clearly your clinic, hospital or doctor practice shares its location, services, contact details and ways to book. Get evidence-backed actions for your team.
A more useful website audit
Your free report looks at discoverability and clear, useful public information, with source evidence behind every observation.
Website and local-search discoverability, published provider information, patient contact routes and technical foundations.
How clearly your public information answers practical questions about services, locations, hours, contact options and booking. This does not assess clinical quality.
What the Basic Audit checks
Homepage and relevant pages, titles, descriptions, canonical signals, published services, patient information and FAQs.
TLS, DNS, email authentication, security headers, robots, sitemap and structured data.
Contact paths, practical questions, service information and missing access details.
Grounded observations about provider information and whether public content answers practical patient questions. This is not a clinical-quality assessment.
How it works
We safely normalize the domain and identify the healthcare provider.
Use an email on the same work domain to protect private findings.
Your scorecard updates from collection through analysis and completion.
Common questions
Yes. The Basic audit requires no card. A separate paid Pro audit is offered after your Basic scorecard is ready.
Matching-domain email verification protects private audit scores, evidence gaps and recommendations for your practice or organization.
The Basic audit reviews permitted public website pages and available technical signals. It does not assess clinical quality, give medical advice, bypass access controls or publish changes. It does not bypass logins or anti-bot controls, or publish changes to your website or provider profile.
The report still completes with the available evidence and clearly identifies missing or policy-restricted sources.