Your clinic shows up in the directory, your site loads, and still the booking page goes quiet. In Metro Manila — a phone-first city where patients compare three clinics before they tap "Book" — a slow page or a broken last step costs you the appointment. Start with a free instant scan: drop in your URL and get a score out of 100 plus your top issues in seconds, no signup. Then decide if you want to go deeper.
Search engines and AI assistants treat a clinic's website as Your-Money-or-Your-Life (YMYL) content. A page about diabetes care, a vaccination schedule, or a dental procedure is judged for trust far more harshly than a café's menu. If your site can't prove who treats patients, where, and with what credentials, Google quietly ranks the practice next door instead — and the new ChatGPT-style health questions skip you entirely.
Layer on the local reality. Metro Manila is one of the most mobile-first markets in the world — patients in Quezon City, Makati, Pasig and Manila proper search, compare and book on a phone, often on patchy mobile data. SMEs and independent practices are booming, but the sites are frequently slow, heavy with unoptimised images, and built without serious technical SEO. That combination — a high-trust niche on a low-tolerance network — is exactly where appointments leak without anyone noticing. The free scan reads your live site the way Google and an AI engine do and hands back the score and the headline problems, fast.
Not guesses — the patterns that show up again and again on healthcare sites serving a phone-first city. Each one is a patient who almost booked.
Drop your clinic's URL into the scanner and, in seconds, you get a score out of 100 and your top issues — the handful of things hurting you most right now. No signup, no call, nothing upfront. It's a fast, honest read on whether your Metro Manila clinic site is helping or quietly costing you patients.
The free scan is a focused headline check — enough to know there's something worth fixing. It is not the full 149-check audit (that's the optional paid step below). Think of it as the triage: score, top problems, clear next move.
Beyond the scan, there's a small toolbox you can use without paying anything — a quick way for a clinic owner or your web person to spot-check specific things: a website checkup, a Core Web Vitals reading (how fast and stable your page feels on mobile), an AI-crawler check to see if assistants can even read your site, and more. Useful on their own, and a good way to understand what the deep audit goes much further on.
When the free scan tells you something's leaking and you want every issue named and ranked, the deep audit goes the whole way — a human-reviewed report covering search, AI-readability, performance, accessibility, security, healthcare trust signals and more, each finding tied to the exact fix and what it's costing your clinic.
A clinic site drifts: a new doctor's page, a plugin update, a booking widget that silently breaks on a Monday morning. Optional monthly monitoring re-scans your site and watches uptime, so a problem gets caught before it costs you a week of bookings. No pressure — it's there if you want the peace of mind once your fixes are in.
A scanner can tell you the booking flow breaks and the schema's missing. Actually rebuilding the architecture so a Metro Manila clinic ranks, loads fast on mobile, and earns the trust a health site needs — that takes a person. When you reach that point, that's me, Jerome Bilaos, a Technical Web Architect based in the Philippines, working in your timezone. I rebuild sites for businesses across the AU, US and PH, and I'd start by understanding how your patients actually find and book you.
Yes. The instant scan gives your site a score out of 100 plus your top issues in seconds — no signup, nothing upfront. The deep audit with 149 checks across 15 categories is the optional $297 step, only if you want it.
Health sites are treated as Your-Money-or-Your-Life (YMYL) content, so Google and AI engines hold them to a higher trust bar. Missing MedicalBusiness or Physician schema, unclear authorship and weak credibility signals all quietly hold a Metro Manila clinic back in search and AI answers.
Metro Manila is a mobile-first market — most patients find and book on a phone. The scan flags slow mobile load and the booking flows that die at the last tap, which is exactly where bookings quietly leak.
No fabricated address — I'm based in the Philippines and serve Metro Manila clinics remotely, in your timezone. Real contact only: [email protected] and /book.html. Being PH-based means same-day, same-hours communication.
Accessibility is a core part of every check. Small tap targets, low-contrast text and missing labels lock out older patients — a large share of clinic visitors. The audit names each barrier and the fix.
You can stop there with the fix list, or join optional monthly monitoring that re-scans your site and watches uptime. And when you need a Technical Web Architect to actually rebuild the structure, that's the human step — that's me, Jerome Bilaos.