Physical Therapy Marketing
Physical Therapy Marketing — Grow Your Caseload
PT clinics grow on local visibility and referral relationships. We build a system that strengthens both — local ads and SEO that win direct-access patients, plus content and follow-up that keep referrers and patients engaged.
What we do
Direct-access patients
Local ads and SEO for “physical therapy near me” and condition-specific searches, built to book evaluations.
Reputation + reach
Google Business Profile, reviews, and AI video that build trust with patients and referrers alike.
Follow-up + reactivation
Automated sequences that book inquiries and re-engage past patients.
What you get
- Local ad campaigns (Meta + Google)
- AI video for ads, reels & shorts
- Google Business Profile + local SEO + AI-search visibility (AEO)
- Automated review generation
- Automated follow-up + reactivation sequences
- A weekly plain-English report
Where we work
Based in Saginaw, Michigan, we work with physical therapy clinics across Saginaw, Midland, Bay City, and the Great Lakes Bay Region — and with clinics in surrounding states.
For keeping the calendar full between referrals, read how medical practices fill the schedule without the headache.
FAQ
Questions, answered straight
How do physical therapy clinics get more patients?
Rank locally for “physical therapy near me,” run local ads for your services, build steady reviews, and nurture both referrers and past patients with automated follow-up.
How much does physical therapy marketing cost?
Most PT clinics spend $1,000–$3,000/month on marketing. Our Growth plan is $1,500/mo plus ad spend, covering ads, AI video, local SEO, reviews, and follow-up.
Does digital marketing work for PT clinics?
Yes — direct-access laws mean patients search for physical therapy themselves, so local SEO, ads, and reviews capture demand that used to depend only on referrals.
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