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DoctorLogic and the patient who almost booked
A dental chain could open offices faster than it could build websites. DoctorLogic fixed the bottleneck - then joined Yapi to tackle what happens after the click.
The Patient Is Already Searching. Onspire Wants to Be the Answer.
Five specialist agencies became one healthcare-only shop. Its wager is simple: the best marketing department for a hospital may be the one that already understands patients, privacy and the strange economics of an empty appointment slot.
The Agency That Moved Across the Square - and Into Its Own Logo
For three decades, Lenz has sold marketing as a form of useful proximity: close to the patient, close to the client, and unusually close to home. Its latest brand mark is practically a street map of Decatur.
The Healthcare Agency That Still Believes in Handshakes
HealthLinks Marketing pairs the measurable machinery of digital acquisition with an old-fashioned South Carolina advantage: it already knows the doctors, the patients and the rooms where trust gets built.
CloudHospital Built the Travel Agent for Surgery - Then Sold Hospitals the Operating System
The Seoul startup began by helping patients cross borders for care. Its sharper business is now backstage - giving hospitals the multilingual websites, messaging, marketing and workflow tools to meet those patients directly.
Opencare
Opencare is a Toronto-based dental marketplace that helps patients find, compare and book vetted dentists across North America while giving dental practices a pay-for-performance patient-acquisition channel. Patients use a matching quiz, verified reviews and instant online booking to choose a provider; practices pay only when a new patient actually shows up and is treated. Founded in 2012, the company has cared for more than 100,000 patients and raised roughly $22.6M, led by 8VC.