Do your reviews win the patient, or send them to the practice down the street?
We check your reviews on Google and the health sites patients use: rating, how many, how recent, how you reply and what patients mention, compared with the practices near you.
- Built for dental & medical practices
- For doctors, by doctors
- Google Premier Partner
Example practice. Your report uses your own data.
8 checkpoints, scored and ranked
Every item is rated pass, improve or fix first, so you know what to do first.
From your practice name to a clear plan
- Tell us your practicepractice name and city or zip. That's all we need to start.
- We run the checksPublic data only: no logins, no patient information.
- Get your score and fixesYour report arrives by email within one business day. Walk through it with us in a free 30-minute demo if you want.
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About the Reviews Audit
Can we ask only happy patients for reviews?
No. Google's review policy prohibits selectively asking only satisfied customers for reviews (often called review gating). The FTC's rule on consumer reviews and testimonials, in effect since October 21, 2024, also bans fake reviews and incentives that depend on a review being positive. Ask every patient the same way.
Can we reply to reviews without breaking HIPAA?
Yes, if replies stay general. Don't confirm that the reviewer is a patient or mention their visit or treatment. HHS has reached settlements with dental practices that disclosed patient information in review replies.
What does the free Reviews Audit check?
It checks 8 items: star rating and count, recent reviews, review pace, reply rate and speed, health sites, what patients mention, how you ask, hipaa-safe replies. Each one is rated pass, improve or fix first, so you know what to do first.
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no cost and no obligation. We email your report, and you can walk through it with us in a free 30-minute demo if you want.
Do you need logins or patient information?
No. The audit uses public information only. Please never enter patient health information.
