The patient journey now starts with a health question put to AI. In medical tourism, English-language AI visibility turns straight into patient volume.
AI is deliberately cautious with health claims; it won’t pass along unsourced or exaggerated promises. That makes physician identity, accreditation and sourced content mandatory.
These questions form the core of the ready-made prompt set for your sector. The variables ({sehir}, {urun}) are filled in with your own data.
Which clinics in {sehir} are trustworthy for a hair transplant?
What do dental implants cost and which clinics are recommended?
Which hospitals do patients coming from abroad prefer?
The profile of the person asking directly changes which brand AI recommends. The typical profiles we measure in this sector:
Compares in English, focused on price and accreditation
Looks at proximity, ease of booking and physician experience
Looking for trustworthiness and a second opinion
Physician profiles — structured with training, years of experience, publications and certifications
Procedure-based FAQ blocks: duration, recovery, risk, cost range
Publishing accreditation and quality documents in a machine-readable form
We don't guess which of these plays matters most for your brand — we measure first. The gaps the scan turns up set the priority.
People looking for legal advice now put the first question to AI. Because of advertising restrictions, being mentioned in AI responses has become the most critical visibility channel for law firms.
AI shopping assistants recommend products and compare them. If your catalog can’t be read by a machine, you are left out of those recommendations.
SMEs run the first round of elimination with AI when they pick an accountant. In a field this crowded with local competition, regional visibility gaps are enormous.
Let's run a free baseline measurement with your sector's ready-made prompt set and put you side by side with your competitors.