Reach people nearby.
- Ads aimed at your local area
- New-client and service spotlights
- Booking links tracked
- No testimonials, no outcome promises
Healthcare sectors
Physios, podiatrists, psychologists and other allied health practices grow on referrals and local search. Ads and regular posts keep you visible in between.
What people search
Searches like these decide where people go. Your ads, posts and Google listing should be there when they happen.
How it works for allied health
The rules
Many allied health professions, including physiotherapy, podiatry and psychology, are AHPRA-registered, so its advertising guidelines apply: no testimonials, nothing misleading and no promises about outcomes. For self-regulated professions we hold to the same standard.
Patient stories and star quotes stay out of your ads and posts.
Clear, accurate information about your services, hours and fees.
Content says what you offer and leaves out what it will achieve.
This describes how we work. It isn’t legal or regulatory advice.
Work we’ve done
A medical centre site we designed and built, with physiotherapy and podiatry profiles alongside its GPs.
Questions
If your profession is AHPRA-registered, like physiotherapy, podiatry or psychology, yes. If it’s self-regulated, we apply the same standard anyway.
Yes. The Campbelltown Medical Centre site we built has physiotherapy and podiatry profiles alongside its GPs, each with its own page.
How sessions work, who’s on the team, your rooms and general tips people can share. Four posts a week on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.
Month one is setup: the ad account and tracking, your profiles, post templates and the first month of content. From month two it settles into the regular monthly routine.
Let’s talk
Book a free discovery call. Tell us about your practice and your area, and we’ll tell you what we’d do first.