AI visibility for independent clinics · Los Angeles

When a patient asks AI where to go, does it name your clinic?

Cited tests what ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity tell patients about clinics like yours. Then we fix what they read about you.

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It starts with a question.

More and more, a patient choosing a clinic asks an AI assistant instead of scrolling through search results.

The answer comes with names.

This is a real ChatGPT answer, asked as a patient in the San Fernando Valley on October 8, 2026. Shortened, not reworded.

The clinic we tested wasn't one of them.

It's a few miles away, it has a doctor, and it offers weight loss. The assistant never brought it up.

So we ask 42 times.

Fourteen questions a patient would type, to three assistants. Every answer saved word for word. Then we count who got named.

And you get one page.

How often you were named, who was named instead, and what we'd fix first.

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The numbers

Who AI names for weight loss in Los Angeles.

On October 8, 2026 we asked ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity 14 patient questions, twice. That's 84 answers. These names came up most.

UCLA Health39of 84
Cedars-Sinai32of 84
Cienega Medical22of 84
Mochi Health12of 84
Elevate Health Group10of 84
Keck Medicine of USC9of 84
The two clinics we were testing0of 84

Asked as a patient in Los Angeles in general, with live web search on. Asked through each assistant's developer connection, which can differ from the app. One snapshot: answers change from run to run. We save every answer word for word.

How it works

An assistant doesn't know your clinic. It repeats what it can read.

It searches the web, reads a few pages and says what they say. So we find out what it reads, and fix what it finds.

1

Test: the free report

We ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity 14 questions a patient would type. You get one page: how often you were named, and who was named instead.

2

Fix: the work

We make your site say plainly what you offer, who prescribes it and what it costs. We complete your Google profile and make your listings match everywhere.

3

Track: the proof

We measure before and after in the same way, next to clinics we did not touch. You see the result whether it moved or not.

What we do

Four things we fix, then a before-and-after.

  • Your site's plain factsWhat you offer, who prescribes it, what it costs. Written plainly, approved by you before anything is published.
  • Your Google profileThe right category, every service listed, correct hours and a clear description.
  • Your listingsYour name, address, phone and services, made to match on the sites that list you.
  • Your review processA simple way for your front desk to ask every patient for a Google review. You run it, and we never see patient details.

What we won't do

This matters more in medicine than anywhere.

  • promises about rankings, patients or datesThe AI companies control what their assistants say. We promise the work and honest numbers.
  • fake reviews or fake "best of" listsAnd no posts pretending to be a patient. Ever.
  • claims the FDA objects toWe won't call a compounded drug FDA-approved or "the same as" a brand name, or promise results.
  • patient informationWe never need names, records or photos, and we ask you not to send any.

Who it's for

Owner-run clinics where patients pay directly and choose for themselves.

Medical weight loss

Semaglutide and tirzepatide programs, supervised weight management.

Men's health and TRT

Testosterone and hormone clinics with one to eight locations.

Med spas with a medical side

Practices that offer weight loss or hormone therapy alongside aesthetics.

Questions

Questions you might have.

Is this just SEO?

It overlaps. SEO gets you onto Google's list of links. This is about being one of the few names an AI assistant says out loud. It depends on what the assistants can read about you: your own site, your Google profile, your listings and your reviews.

How do you test what AI says?

We send ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity the same 14 questions a patient would type, with live web search on, and save every answer word for word. ChatGPT is asked twice: once as a patient near your clinic, once as a patient in the city in general. Where you're standing changes who it names.

It says something different every time. Doesn't that make the test meaningless?

One answer means little, which is why the report counts 42 of them and says so on the page. It's a snapshot. Asking again later, in the same way, is what turns a snapshot into a before-and-after.

Can you guarantee we'll be named?

No, and nobody honestly can. We promise the work, with dates, and an honest before-and-after.

How long does it take?

We can't promise a date. Changes to your own site and listings are usually picked up first. Mentions on other sites take longer. We measure again at the end of the project and show you what happened.

We already have a marketing company.

Good. The free report gives them the first three fixes. We can do the fixes alongside them, or hand them the list. We don't do ads, social media or website redesigns.

What does it cost?

The report is free. Paid work starts with one fixed project. We'd rather give you a real number after a 15-minute call than a guess here.

Who we are

Two partners in Los Angeles. We built the software, and we do the work ourselves.

Elijah OvadiaTesting and delivery

Builds the audit, runs the tests and does the work on your pages and listings.

Gabriel OconitrilloClinics

Your point of contact, from the first report to the result.

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See what AI says about your clinic.

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Los Angeles, California

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