Email capture for healthcare practices

Email capture and follow-up for healthcare practices

Turn website and ad visitors into subscribers with compliant sign-up forms and follow-up emails that land in the inbox and bring them back to book.

  • 3,200+ practices
  • Google Premier Partner
  • For doctors, by doctors

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In short: Email capture turns people who are not ready to book yet into subscribers you can follow up with. We build sign-up offers and forms, set up sender authentication so emails reach the inbox, follow CAN-SPAM and HIPAA marketing rules, and send follow-ups that lead back to booking.
Why email capture

Keep in touch with people not ready to book

Many visitors are researching for later. A simple sign-up offer keeps them in touch so they come back to you, not a competitor, when they are ready.

  • Owned audienceYour list does not depend on ad platforms or algorithms.
  • Strong engagementHealthcare emails see some of the highest open rates of any industry.
  • Inbox deliverySender authentication meets Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook requirements.
  • Compliant by designCAN-SPAM and HIPAA marketing rules are built into forms and sends.
A practice website email signup offer on a laptop
The rules

Email rules every practice must follow

Mailbox providers and regulators tightened email rules between 2024 and 2025. Missing them sends your emails to spam or worse.

Inbox

Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook

  • SPF, DKIM and DMARC authentication for bulk senders (Gmail and Yahoo since February 2024)
  • Gmail began rejecting non-compliant bulk mail in November 2025
  • Outlook enforced its bulk sender rules from May 2025
  • One-click unsubscribe and low spam complaint rates
CAN-SPAM

Federal email law

  • Accurate sender and subject line
  • Your practice's postal address in every email
  • Unsubscribe honored within 10 business days
  • Penalties up to $53,088 per violating email
HIPAA

Marketing to patients

  • Promotional emails to patients can need written authorization
  • Appointment and care reminders usually do not
  • No health details in subject lines or ad audiences

What's included

Sign-up offers

Guides, new-patient offers and reminders that give people a reason to subscribe.

Compliant forms

Short forms with clear consent language, kept off ad tracking.

Sender authentication

SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up so mail reaches the inbox.

Welcome series

Automatic follow-up emails that introduce your practice and lead to booking.

Regular newsletter

Useful, compliant emails that keep you top of mind.

Reporting

Subscribers, opens, clicks and bookings from email.

How it works

How email capture works

  1. 01
    Choose the offer

    A guide, checklist or new-patient offer that matches your services.

  2. 02
    Build the form

    Short sign-up forms on your site and landing pages, with clear consent.

  3. 03
    Authenticate sending

    SPF, DKIM, DMARC and one-click unsubscribe set up before the first send.

  4. 04
    Automate follow-up

    A welcome series that answers common questions and invites a booking.

  5. 05
    Measure bookings

    Subscribers, opens, clicks and bookings reported monthly.

Illustration: email list growth and signup panels
Where we capture

Every place visitors can subscribe

Website

  • Service pages
  • Blog articles
  • Footer sign-up
  • Exit offer

Ads

  • Landing pages
  • Meta lead forms
  • Retargeting offers
Illustration: email open and click results panels
By specialty

Paid ads for your specialty

Pick your practice type: what a lead typically costs, where we run your ads, the rules that apply, and your free ads audit.

What a lead typically costs

Google cost per click
$8.00
Google conversion rate
10.67%
Google cost per lead
$72.97
Facebook cost per lead
$61.56

LocaliQ 2026 benchmarks, “Dentists & Dental Services” averages. Your market will differ.

Where we run your ads

  • Google Search
  • Local Services Ads (dentist, orthodontist)
  • Performance Max
  • Facebook and Instagram

Implants, Invisalign and emergency visits carry the highest case value, so they get budget first.

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FAQ

Email capture questions

Is email marketing allowed for healthcare practices?

Yes. It must follow CAN-SPAM, and promotional emails sent to patients using their health information can need written authorization under HIPAA. Appointment and care reminders usually do not. We build both into your forms and sends.

Why do our emails go to spam?

Usually missing authentication or high complaint rates. Gmail and Yahoo have required SPF, DKIM and DMARC for bulk senders since February 2024, Gmail began rejecting non-compliant mail in November 2025, and Outlook enforced similar rules from May 2025. We set these up and monitor them.

What open rate should a practice expect?

MailerLite’s December 2025 benchmarks put healthcare at a 43.75% average open rate and 2.25% click rate. Apple Mail privacy features inflate opens, so we judge success by clicks and bookings.

How fast must we honor unsubscribes?

CAN-SPAM requires honoring opt-outs within 10 business days, and bulk senders to Gmail and Yahoo must offer one-click unsubscribe. We automate both.

Can we add patients to our marketing list?

Only with care. Using patient information for promotional emails can require authorization under HIPAA, so we use clear sign-up consent and keep marketing and care reminders separate.

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