Healthcare and medicines policies
Google restricts how some treatments, medicines and services can be advertised, and requires certification for certain categories. We plan campaigns around these rules from the start.
Search, Performance Max and local campaigns built around appointment-intent searches, with tracking that measures real enquiries while keeping health information away from ad platforms.

Workstream
Campaign build
Illustrative workflow
The challenge
Google Ads can fill a schedule quickly, or burn a budget on clicks that never become patients. The difference is usually in the setup.
Loose keywords match research queries, job seekers and people outside your area. Without careful negatives, a large share of spend goes nowhere.
Many accounts count page views or button taps as conversions, so nobody knows which campaigns actually produce booked appointments.
Healthcare ads are subject to specific Google policies. Wording, landing pages and some services can trigger restrictions that quietly limit delivery.
What's included
Good to know: Ad spend is paid directly to Google and isn't included in our management fee. Some services, such as addiction treatment, need certification before Google allows ads.
Our approach
We review your existing account or plan a new one around the services, locations and patients you most want to reach.
Campaigns focus on searches that signal someone is ready to book, not just curious.
We set up conversion tracking for calls, forms and bookings in a way that respects patient privacy.
Early weeks focus on search terms and wasted spend, tightening targeting as real data arrives.
We adjust bids, budgets and ads, and report on cost per enquiry in plain language.
Free marketing audit
We review 50 touchpoints across search, your website and reviews, then send a prioritized report. Free, with no obligation.
Healthcare context
Google restricts how some treatments, medicines and services can be advertised, and requires certification for certain categories. We plan campaigns around these rules from the start.
Google's personalized advertising policies don't allow targeting people based on sensitive health information. Remarketing and audience lists need to be planned with that in mind.
Tracking tags on healthcare sites can send sensitive details to ad platforms. Regulators, including in the US, have issued guidance on these technologies, so we keep tracking minimal and privacy-aware.
This isn't legal advice. Rules differ by country, state and province, so confirm specific requirements with your own legal or compliance adviser.
We know where healthcare campaigns commonly get limited, and we write ads and landing pages to avoid it.
We report on calls, forms and bookings rather than clicks and impressions.
Patient-facing ad copy is reviewed for accuracy, so you never promise outcomes you can't stand behind.
What clients say
“DocWin helped me set up a professional website for my clinic and improve my local online visibility. The team was clear about what is allowed in medical marketing and avoided any misleading claims. The process was smooth and well-organized.”
Dr. Gregory SullivanRadiologist, DocWin clientIt depends on your specialty, location and competition. We'll recommend a starting budget after reviewing search volumes and costs in your area, and we never require a minimum spend just to work with us.
Yes, where they suit your goals. For most practices, well-structured Search campaigns remain the foundation.
We recommend the account sits under your organization so your data and history stay with you.
We track actions like calls and form submissions without passing health details to Google, and we review your tags for anything that could expose sensitive information.
Ads can generate enquiries within days of launch. The first one to three months are usually spent refining targeting and lowering wasted spend.
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Request a free audit and we'll show you where spend is leaking, which campaigns drive real enquiries, and what we'd change first.