For hospitals.
A more relevant approach.

“What will it cost, what exactly do we get, and when do we decide to continue or stop?”

• A written scope with total professional fees and what is excluded
• Accounts, profiles and content stay in the hospital’s name
• A sample management summary every month
• A continue / change / stop decision at the end of each phase

“Who owns each enquiry, how much extra work lands on the front desk, and how is the team trained?”

• An enquiry owner and status for every request
• Templates that reduce typing, not add steps
• A 45-minute staff handover and written process
• Escalation rules for missed or urgent requests

“How do you work with our existing agency, how fast are approvals, and what do reports count?”

• A defined scope alongside your existing team or agency
• An agreed content calendar and approval turnaround
• Role-based access to hospital-owned accounts
• Written definitions for every number in the report

“Who approves clinical accuracy, how much of my time is needed, and who controls my professional image?”

• Every medical statement is approved by a named clinician
• Short, batched reviews rather than constant requests
• No self-promotion, superlatives or cure claims
• Your profile shows only verified facts you have approved

“Who is the contracting entity, what is excluded, and how is data handled?”

• Professional fee, ad spend, software and taxes shown separately
• Access controls and data-handling rules in the scope
• Integration dependencies named before work starts
• An exit and handover process in writing