Five services that fit how TRT and BHRT patients shop.
Hire one or several. Each is built, connected and run for you, and your team approves every line before it goes live.
Every web inquiry and missed call gets a text back in seconds, with your consult price and real times from your calendar.
Picks up by voice after hours and books the consult. $1,000 setup, 200 minutes included. In build.
A site that explains your program, your pricing and your providers, and books from the page.
Your Google Business Profile worked weekly so you show for “hormone clinic near me” across your area.
Every review answered the day it posts, without confirming anyone is a patient.
Website, text answering, review replies and social posts on one invoice. Separately they come to $1,388 a month. The website is a $6,000 build we make free; it stays ours, and you use it as long as you’re a client.
TRT and hormone patients behave differently from walk-in traffic.
A patient is worth years, not one visit.
Labs, follow-ups and ongoing therapy mean one new patient can be worth thousands in the first year alone. That’s why one extra consult a month pays for all of this.
The questions come after work.
Most people research symptoms in the evening. The clinic that answers at 9 pm with a price and a time usually gets the consult.
Clinical questions go to your team.
The assistant handles prices, times and logistics in wording you approve. Anything about symptoms, dosing or eligibility is handed to your staff.
Most hormone clinics also offer aesthetics; the med spa marketing page covers that side. If you’re running ads, Google Ads management is judged on booked consults, not clicks.
How many more consults could you take next week?
Set your open consult slots and what a new hormone patient is worth in year one. This is the first year of Clients Anytime against filling a quarter of them.
“It’s made it so much easier to manage bookings, answer questions, and provide support 24/7. Like an extra team member who never sleeps.”
More owners, named and dated, on the results page.
What hormone clinic owners ask about marketing.
How do I get more patients for my hormone clinic?
Be the first clinic to answer, and be easy to find. Patients usually contact more than one clinic, so a reply within minutes with your consult price and open times wins most of them. Then rank on the Google map for “hormone clinic near me” and collect reviews steadily.
How much does it cost to market a BHRT clinic?
Agency retainers for clinics often run $2,000 to $6,000 a month before ad spend. Here, single services start at $197 a month, and the Clients Anytime bundle, covering website, text answering, reviews and social, is $600 a month plus a $1,000 setup.
Can I advertise hormone therapy on Google and Facebook?
Yes, with limits. Google restricts ads for prescription drugs and some health claims, and Meta rejects ads that imply personal health conditions or promise outcomes. Keep ad copy to services, providers and consult offers. Organic search and the Google map have no such limits, which is why they matter more for hormone clinics.
How do I get my hormone clinic on Google Maps?
Claim and verify your Google Business Profile, choose the most accurate primary category, list each therapy you offer as a service, and add real photos of your clinic and providers. Then keep it active with weekly posts and steady reviews. Verification gets you listed; activity and reviews move you up.
What should a BHRT clinic website include?
Who the program is for, how it works step by step, what the consult and labs cost, who the providers are with their credentials, and one clear way to book. Patients compare clinics on trust, so real provider photos and plain pricing do more than stock images.
How should a medical practice reply to Google reviews?
Reply to every review, but never confirm the reviewer is a patient or mention their care. Thank them for the feedback in general terms and, for a complaint, invite them to call the office. That keeps replies useful to future patients without disclosing anything private.
Is an AI receptionist safe for a medical clinic?
It can be, if it’s limited to scheduling and logistics. It should answer prices, hours and availability in approved wording, book from your calendar and hand any clinical question to staff. Avoid collecting symptoms or health history by text.
How do TRT clinics get more patients?
Compete locally on speed and trust, since national telehealth brands outspend everyone on ads. Rank on the Google map for “TRT clinic near me,” publish your lab and consult price, show real providers, and reply to every inquiry within minutes with two open times. Local men often prefer in-person labs and follow-ups when it’s easy to book.
How do I market a testosterone clinic?
Start where men already search: the Google map, a page for testosterone therapy with your price and process, and reviews that mention it. Keep ad copy to services and consult offers, since Google and Meta restrict health claims. Then answer every inquiry fast, because most men contact more than one clinic.