A stool kit in a box and a blood draw at the pharmacy are quietly pulling the easiest patients off your schedule, while referrals get steered to the big group down the road. We build the system that puts your practice in front of people searching for a colonoscopy, reflux relief, IBS help and hemorrhoid treatment, and books them into your suite. Your demand, not anyone else's.
The 45 and over screening pool grew by millions, yet three forces quietly route those patients somewhere other than your scope. None of them are about the quality of your care. All of them are marketing problems you can solve.
At home stool and blood screening tests are marketed straight to the patient as the easy way out. Most do not realize a positive result still sends them to you, and that those tests miss the polyps you would have removed. Nobody is correcting that locally. You can.
When a hospital system or a large group owns the primary care offices, the screening referrals flow to their owned scopes first. Depend on that pipe and your volume swings on decisions made in someone else's boardroom.
Anesthesia, staff and an idle endoscopy room cost the same whether the slot is filled or not. A no show from prep dread or a half booked Friday is pure margin walking out the door.
Drag the sliders. We will show you, based on real campaign data from GI and endoscopy practices, what a consistently booked suite looks like financially.
Most agencies boost a generic doctor ad and hand you a pile of clicks. We built a system that does one thing: convince the patient deciding between a real colonoscopy and a mailed kit to choose you, then keep your suite booked without you chasing referrals.
We meet the 45 and over adult at the exact moment they are weighing a colonoscopy against an at home test, and give them an honest, reassuring reason to choose the gold standard at your practice instead of a kit that may just send them back to a scope later.
Reflux that pills no longer fix, bloating and IBS, rectal bleeding the patient has been too embarrassed to mention, hemorrhoids, fatty liver. We position your practice in front of that real local intent so motivated, insured patients book directly.
A booked scope is worthless if it no shows. Our confirmation and reminder sequences tackle the bowel prep fear head on, so the patient who books actually arrives and your suite time is not wasted.
The only number that matters: scopes in the suite, consults on the schedule, surveillance and follow up care started. Everything we run ladders up to a full calendar you own, not vanity clicks.
No lock ins. No smoke. No fine print. If it does not work, you leave.
Month to month. You stay because your endoscopy schedule is filling, not because a contract says you have to.
We do not charge you to start. Your investment goes where it belongs, into getting you real screening and symptom patients.
We will not leave your suite at the mercy of primary care offices and hospital systems that send patients one month and steer them to an owned scope the next. You get your own demand.
You do not need a private equity budget to win locally. We help a smaller GI practice out local the big consolidated groups with a real physician and same day responsiveness they cannot match.
Colon cancer screening and digestive symptoms trip Meta and Google health policies fast. We know what gets flagged and how to write copy and creative that runs clean instead of getting your account restricted.
From signed to first GI campaign in under 14 days. No six week discovery phase. We have done this in your exact vertical.
At $2,000/month here is what a typical GI funnel looks like, based on real campaigns we have run.
"My suite used to have dead afternoons whenever referrals slowed down, and I kept losing easy screenings to the mail in tests. Now I have a steady flow of colonoscopies and reflux patients booking on their own. For the first time I control my own volume instead of the hospital deciding it for me."
Free 30 minute strategy call. No pitch. We look at your procedure mix, your screening volume, your payer mix, your market and your budget, and tell you straight whether this is right for your gastroenterology practice.