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Be the practice AI recommends when patients ask.

Patients and care teams ask AI where to go and what to use. SearchFIT shows whether you are named, and helps you publish accurate, reviewed content that answers them.

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The story

A Thursday at an LA clinic

The practice manager of a dental and wellness clinic in Los Angeles. An illustrative scenario.

A practice manager’s desk with a laptop and a stethoscope in a quiet clinic office
  1. 8:15 am

    A new patient mentions an assistant

    They asked Gemini for a clinic nearby that takes new patients. Another practice came up first.

  2. 10:30 am

    The manager checks patient prompts

    AI Tracking runs the questions patients ask across six engines and shows which practices get named.

  3. 1:45 pm

    Service pages get rewritten

    SearchFIT drafts clear treatment explainers. The clinician reviews every draft before anything goes live.

  4. 5:15 pm

    The site gets a health check

    The technical audit flags slow pages, broken links and missing structured data, worst first.

The maths

What missing from AI answers costs a dental practice.

A typical US general dental practice, worked out in the open. Cited figures link to their source, and every assumption says so.

1,200People nearby looking for a new dentist a year(assumption)
32%US adults who used AI chatbots for health information in the past year1
50%Answers that name a competitor, not you(assumption)
30%Of those, who would have booked(assumption)
$887Average yearly dental spend per US patient2
Lost every year$51,000
Won back when SearchFIT gets you named$15,300Assumes 3 in 10 of those patients choose you once you are named (assumption)

An estimate, not a promise. The 32% is the share of 1,343 US adults who told KFF in early 2026 they had turned to AI for health information or advice, not specifically to choose a provider. The $887 is average spending per person with a dental visit across all US patients in 2021, in 2021 dollars, not a practice’s own figures. The number of people looking, the share of answers naming a competitor, the booking share and the 3 in 10 are assumptions.

  1. 1. KFF Tracking Poll on Health Information and Trust, 1,343 US adults, 2026
  2. 2. AHRQ, Medical Expenditure Panel Survey, Statistical Brief #555, 2021
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The question your buyers ask.

An example answer from an AI engine. SearchFIT tracks prompts like this one and shows who gets named.

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Perplexity

What’s the best telehealth platform for a small independent clinic?

For independent practices, SimplePractice is frequently recommended for combining scheduling, notes, and telehealth in one place. Teladoc Health is often cited when a clinic needs a larger, established virtual-care network to plug into.

SimplePracticeTeladoc Health
SearchFIT showed us we had 0% visibility in ChatGPT. Within 3 months of optimizing, we're now recommended in 45% of relevant queries. That's traffic we were completely missing.
Abe GhaniCo-Founder, Chapter Health

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Patients and practice managers increasingly start with an AI question. Being named in those answers determines who makes the shortlist for a high-trust decision.

No. SearchFit tracks how AI assistants describe and recommend providers and helps you improve your own content. It doesn’t generate clinical or medical advice.

Always. Generated content is a draft. Your team reviews and approves everything before it goes live, which matters in a regulated space.

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