It's free. Complete every field, add real photos and post on it once or twice a month.
The fields that matter most
- Name: your practice's real name, with no extra keywords added.
- Category: the closest primary care or family practice category, plus a few secondary ones that fit.
- Hours, phone and website: accurate, and the same as on your website.
- Description: two or three sentences on what DPC is and who you serve, with your monthly price if you can.
- Services: list what's included in membership.
Photos
Add photos of the outside, so people can find the door, the waiting room, an exam room and the doctor. Add a few new ones every quarter.
Posts
Google lets you post updates to your profile. Share a new article, an open house date or a seasonal reminder. Post on a set schedule, like once or twice a month.
Questions and reviews
Reviews matter too. How to get more Google reviews and how to reply safely.
Check what it brings in
Google shows how many people called, asked for directions or clicked to your website from the profile. In a made-up example, 40 calls a month from the profile and 6 new members. Ask every new member how they found you, so you can tell. How to track where members come from.
What I'd do this week
- Search your practice name and read your profile as a stranger would.
- Fill in every empty field.
- Add five real photos.
Common questions
Does it cost anything?
No. The profile is free. Google sells ads separately, and you don't need them for the profile.
Should I add my price?
Yes, if you can.
Who should manage it?
Anyone on staff, with the owner as the main account holder.
Want to know what each new member costs to get?
We reconcile every account every month and send your P&L and Balance Sheet by the 15th, so you can see what each new member is worth and what it cost to get them. If that's what you need, apply to work with us.