From Uptown, Northeast and the North Loop to Edina, St. Paul, Bloomington, Maple Grove and Woodbury, patients are searching for someone to fix their spine and joint pain, while your epidurals, ablations, stimulator trials and regenerative work sit underbooked. We build the paid ad engine that pulls genuine lumbar, sciatica, knee and shoulder pain patients onto your calendar. Not tire kickers. Booked interventional and cash pay cases.
Drag the sliders. Based on real Minnesota pain management campaigns, we will show you what a steady flow of lumbar, sciatica, knee and regenerative patients does to your collections, even with Mayo, TRIA and Twin Cities Orthopedics fighting for the same spine and joint patients across the metro.
The typical agency runs one recycled back pain ad statewide and emails you a click report. We built something narrower and sharper: a machine that keeps your procedure calendar fed with Minnesota patients who actually want treatment, split cleanly across insured interventional work, workers comp and high margin cash regenerative.
We sit in front of patients searching in Minneapolis, St. Paul, Bloomington, Edina, Maple Grove, Plymouth, Eden Prairie, Woodbury and Minnetonka for sciatica, herniated disc, spinal stenosis, neck pain, knee pain and joint injuries. Active treatment intent in your zip codes and drive times, not vague wellness traffic that never books.
Ice falls, snow shoveling strains, aggravated arthritis when the temperature drops, and months of a base that stopped moving. From the first freeze to the spring thaw we speak directly to that acute and aggravated spine and joint pain, so the person who slipped on their driveway in January picks you instead of toughing it out until it turns chronic.
Bloomington, Shakopee and the southern warehouse and manufacturing corridor keep producing legitimate workers comp back and shoulder injuries. We target that intent, route it cleanly and only when it fits your model, so your schedule fills with treatable cases instead of paperwork and no shows.
We keep a separate funnel for PRP, regenerative joint care and elective procedures aimed at Edina, Wayzata and Minnetonka professionals and the active fifty and sixty somethings who bike the Greenway, play hockey and ski up north and pay cash to avoid surgery. Your insured volume and your high margin cash chairs grow at the same time, never competing for the same dollar.
No lock ins. No smoke. No fine print. If the calendar does not fill, you walk.
Minnesota clinics do not sign a year to try us. You stay because the schedule keeps producing lumbar, knee and shoulder cases, and the day it stops you are free to go.
No setup invoice, no build fee. The full budget goes toward showing up when a patient in Edina or St. Paul types their pain into Google at 11pm.
The point is not more phone calls. It is the right ones. We screen out the discount hunters so your intake team spends its day on patients ready for a real evaluation.
Uptown and the North Loop, the Edina to Wayzata cash belt, and the Bloomington and Shakopee comp corridor are three different patients. Each gets its own radius, message and offer.
Pain and injectable claims get pulled fast on Google and Meta. We know where the line sits, so your budget keeps delivering instead of freezing on a policy strike.
From signature to your first live Minnesota pain campaign in about 14 days. We skip the endless discovery deck because we have already run this specialty in cold weather markets.
At $2,000/month here's what a typical patient funnel looks like in a competitive metro like Minneapolis and St. Paul, based on real campaigns we've run.
"We used to sit behind the big systems and wait for referrals that never came. Now the front desk books real lumbar and knee evaluations from Edina, St. Paul and Maple Grove every week, and my ablation and regenerative schedule finally held up through the whole winter instead of dying after the holidays."
Free 30 minute call, no slide deck and no hard sell. We look at your procedure menu, how your Minnesota patients split between cash and insured, whether workers comp is worth chasing for you, and what budget makes sense, then give you a straight yes or no on whether this fits your clinic.