From Boyle Heights and the San Fernando Valley to Koreatown, the Westside and the South Bay, real spine and joint pain patients are buried under freeway accident ads, settlement chasers and slow paying liens, while your epidurals, ablations, stimulator trials and regenerative work sit underbooked. We build the trilingual paid ad engine that pulls genuine lumbar, sciatica, neuropathy and knee pain patients onto your calendar. Not attorney referrals. Booked interventional and cash pay cases.
Drag the sliders. Based on real Southern California pain management campaigns, we will show you what a steady flow of lumbar, sciatica, neuropathy and regenerative patients does to your collections, even with an attorney billboard on every freeway from the 405 to the 10.
Most agencies push one generic back pain ad, dump a pile of attorney chased leads on your front desk, and call it marketing. We built a system that does one thing: feed your procedure schedule with LA County patients who genuinely want their pain treated, across commercial interventional, balanced workers comp and high margin cash regenerative.
We sit in front of patients searching across Boyle Heights, East LA, the San Fernando Valley, Koreatown, the Westside and the South Bay, in Spanish, Korean and English, for sciatica, herniated disc, spinal stenosis, neck pain, knee pain, diabetic neuropathy and dolor de espalda. Active treatment intent in your zip codes, not vague wellness traffic.
California workers comp liens can sit unpaid for a year while utilization review drags. We never shut comp off, port, warehouse and film crews are real patients, but we run commercial PPO and cash campaigns beside it so one slow adjuster cannot freeze your month. You pick the payer mix, we point the spend at it.
LA runs on freeway accident billboards and the injury keywords are an attorney bidding war. We steer targeting toward patients who want relief and will follow a procedure plan, and route legitimate auto or comp intent only when it fits your model. Your schedule fills with treatable spine and joint cases, not settlement shoppers and no shows.
We keep a separate funnel for PRP, regenerative joint care and elective procedures aimed at Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Brentwood, Pasadena and South Bay professionals, studio staff and active retirees who pay cash to avoid surgery and keep hiking, surfing and playing pickleball. Your insured volume and your high margin cash chairs grow at the same time, never competing for the same dollar.
No handcuffs, no vague promises, no buried clauses. If the schedule is not filling, you walk.
Billed month to month. The only thing keeping you is a Mid Wilshire or Valley calendar that keeps booking real evaluations. Walk whenever you want.
No onboarding fee, no build fee. Every dollar you put in goes straight to reaching LA County patients searching for the procedures you actually perform.
Your front desk will not drown in attorney chased calls and people fishing for a payout. We aim the budget at patients who want the injection, not a lawsuit.
Spanish for Boyle Heights and the Valley, Korean for Koreatown, English for the Westside, each written by someone who knows how that patient actually types it, never machine translated.
Opioid, pain and injury language trips Meta and Google review constantly. We write to the exact approved lines so your account keeps spending instead of sitting disabled.
Signed to first LA campaign in under fourteen days. No drawn out discovery deck, we have already run this specialty in markets like yours.
At $2,000/month here's what a typical patient funnel looks like in a market as competitive as LA County, based on real campaigns we've run.
"We were drowning in comp liens and attorney chased calls that never became treatment. Now the front desk books real lumbar and sciatica patients who actually want the injection, a lot of them in Spanish and Korean. My ablation and stimulator schedule is the fullest it has been in years, and my cash flow stopped living and dying by one adjuster."
Free 30 minute strategy call. No pitch. We'll look at your procedure menu, your Spanish to Korean to English patient mix, your payer model between commercial insurance, workers comp and cash, and your budget, and tell you straight whether this is right for your clinic.