Somewhere near your clinic right now, someone is standing in the kitchen because sitting sends fire down the back of their leg, they have not slept flat in weeks, and the only options they have been given are more pills or back surgery. We find that person the moment they start searching for a way out, warm them up, and hand them to you as a ready to book consult. Cash ready people who are done coping, not clicks and not no shows.
Set one dial to your ad budget and the other to your program price. Built on ranges we have genuinely tracked across sciatica and decompression campaigns, it gives you an honest read on what a week of fresh consults adds up to once those idle table hours turn into paying patients.
Most sciatica clinics ride the same rollercoaster. A strong case walks in, word spreads a little, a few reviews land, and for a while the table is busy. Then referrals thin out, the phone goes quiet, and expensive decompression equipment and open provider hours sit there earning nothing. We build a steady, policy safe engine that does one thing on repeat: put brand new strangers with back and leg pain, people who have never heard of you, onto your consult calendar every single week.
Sciatica flares at the worst hours. When a person near you grabs their phone and types sciatica specialist near me, why does my leg go numb when I sit, or can a chiropractor fix a pinched nerve, your clinic is the answer that shows up. We bid on the symptom and the quiet terror underneath it, the fear of the operating table and of never driving or golfing pain free again.
Google and Meta treat disc, nerve and chronic pain claims as a sensitive health category, and a single word like cure, heal or permanent can wipe out a sciatica account overnight. Every headline, image and landing block we ship is engineered to pass that review on the first pass, so your spend keeps running while the clinic down the street gets frozen.
In the hours between that first tap and your front desk picking up, we walk the patient through what a decompression or relief protocol actually does to an irritated nerve root, and why it is a different road than a prescription or a quick surgical referral. They arrive already sold on the idea of a non surgical fix, so your intake is a care conversation, not a cold pitch about cost.
One figure settles it: how many new sciatica consults actually sat down with you and how many began care. Impressions, clicks and engagement graphs are backstage machinery. If your table and your schedule are not filling, the campaign is failing, and we report it to you in exactly those terms.
No annual contract. No jargon. No buried clauses. The month it stops working is the month you are free to go.
No annual paper to sign. If a slow month ever leaves your decompression table empty, you should be able to leave the same week, so we re qualify ourselves every thirty days instead of hiding behind a contract.
We do not charge a setup or build fee to get going. The money you put in goes straight to the only job that matters, getting people with shooting leg pain onto your consult calendar.
Most sciatica campaigns die the day an eager promise to fix or heal trips the health reviewers. We have memorized the line between a strong claim and a banned one, so your account keeps breathing while others go dark.
Booked consults that showed up and protocols that started. We refuse to dress up a report with vanity charts, and that single number is what we stand or fall on with you.
Since patients are pre educated on the value of relief before they ever call, the intake is about their spine and their quality of life. Nobody flinches at the fee because they already see what it buys.
This is not our first sciatica build, so we skip the drawn out discovery ritual. Sign this week and a compliant campaign is usually live and gathering leads before the next two weeks are out.
Start a campaign at $2,000/month and this is the shape of a typical sciatica funnel, stage by stage, pulled from work we have already run.
"We were the best kept secret for non surgical sciatica in our area, and that was killing us. Now people with shooting leg pain who never heard of us book consults every week and the decompression schedule is finally full."
Thirty minutes, no cost, no sales theater. We look at your protocol fee, your close rate, your city and your budget, then tell you plainly whether a sciatica campaign makes sense for you or does not.