Independent review
A fresh assessment of technical, content and search risks.
Doctor SEO / Consulting
Doctor SEO consulting is useful when you have a team, a developer or an agency already, but need sharper healthcare SEO direction from a healthcare SEO consultant who understands clinical search.


Specialist healthcare SEO
For practices with people ready to implement, but needing an expert review, clearer priorities and healthcare-specific guidance.
When consulting fits
Consulting helps when implementation capacity already exists but the team needs an outside diagnosis, a prioritised roadmap and support with difficult decisions.
A fresh assessment of technical, content and search risks.
Decisions ranked by likely value and effort.
Clear instructions for developers, writers and marketers.
Scope
The review turns a broad SEO wish list into a smaller set of sequenced actions, with healthcare content risks and internal responsibilities made explicit.
What your team should receive
Related doctor SEO pages
Explore implementation support, technical website work and the broader doctor SEO service.
See the wider technical, content and local SEO approach.
Agency intentA done-for-you agency route for doctors and private practices.
TechnicalCheck whether important pages can be found, read on a phone and used to contact the right service.
Existing guideUse the practical checklist to review your own service pages before commissioning work.
Authority sources
Official Google guidance for creating useful, people-first content.
GoogleGoogle guidance on making page meaning easier for search systems to understand.
NHSNHS guidance on writing clear, understandable health information.
FAQ
It is advisory SEO support for doctors and clinics, covering audit, strategy, priorities and implementation guidance.
Kay & Co. can consult only or support implementation, depending on what the practice needs.
Yes. We can identify pages repeating the same answer and recommend a clearer role for each. Existing addresses and useful information need a specific plan before anything is removed or moved.
A useful consulting question is specific: should we improve our assessment page, repair the booking route or investigate why a service disappeared from search? Bring the page, available search information and reception’s recurring questions. Patient records are not needed.
Ask for a short decision record: the evidence, what remains uncertain, the recommended task, who can carry it out and how completion will be checked. If an important fact is unavailable, the next step may be an investigation rather than a page rewrite.
Agree whether the consultant checks the implemented result. When nobody has time or access to make the changes, compare a delivery scope before buying a longer advice report.
Start with an independent review and a prioritised plan your team can use.