AI visibility for healthcare and wellbeing
Anyone looking for a physiotherapist, dentist or psychologist increasingly asks an AI assistant for a recommendation with a short waiting time. Practices in that answer fill their schedule.
Someone with back pain and little patience asks ChatGPT: which physiotherapy practice in my neighbourhood is good and has short waiting times? The assistant names two practices, with Zorgkaart Nederland and a few reviews as support. Those two practices get the appointment; the rest stay out of view. In a local, personal market that single answer is the new word of mouth.
The questions we measure for your industry
These are four from the starter set; in the app eight are ready for you and you add your own customer questions.
- →“Which physiotherapy practice is good and has short waiting times?”
- →“Where do I find a good dentist who accepts new patients?”
- →“Which home care organizations are well rated?”
- →“Which dietitians also offer online consultations?”
Why this matters now
Healthcare is local and personal, and precisely there AI answers are still thinly scattered. Measuring where you stand costs a few tenners; the first mention in an empty answer is gold.
Every measurement puts such a question live to ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude, multiple times, because AI answers differ each time. You get percentages with a confidence interval and the sources that determine the answer; that is your worklist straight away.
The sources AI cites in your market
AI assistants do not invent their recommendations, they lean on sources. These are the types that typically appear in this industry; which ones count for you differs per assistant and you measure that in the app.
Healthcare directories (Zorgkaart Nederland, Independer)
The go-to source for healthcare advice in the Netherlands; your listing, reviews and the care you offer weigh in directly on who an assistant recommends.
Professional and quality registers (BIG register, quality registers)
Official registers confirm that you are licensed and active; a model uses them as a reliable quality signal.
Google Business Profile and local reviews
On neighbourhood questions, proximity, opening hours and 'accepts new patients' weigh heavily; keep that profile up to date.
Three steps to start today
- 1
Measure your practice on the questions people search for a care provider with, including 'short waiting time' and 'accepts new patients'.
- 2
Make sure your profile on Zorgkaart Nederland and in the relevant registers is complete and up to date; that is where an assistant tests you.
- 3
Keep your Google Business Profile up to date and collect reviews; on local healthcare questions that is often the deciding factor.
Frequently asked questions
As a care provider, am I even allowed to work on visibility?
Geony measures whether and how you appear in AI answers and which sources feed that; that is internal insight, not an advertising message. What you do publicly remains your own decision within the rules of your profession.
Our practice is small and local. Does this make sense?
Especially then. Healthcare questions are local and the AI answers about them are still thin; the first usable mention in an almost empty answer delivers a lot, and measuring costs just a few tenners to start.
What if an assistant gives wrong information about us?
Then you see it in the verbatim answer that Geony stores, with the source attached. Usually the cause is an outdated listing on a source site; correcting it then appears as a concrete action on your worklist.
Want to try it first? Do the free AI check with one of these questions and see within twenty seconds whether you are mentioned. Or start right away: the wizard sets up the starter set for healthcare and wellbeing practices automatically.
Is your industry just next to these? View all industries; the measurement works anywhere customers ask for recommendations.
Within a day you'll know whether AI mentions or ignores your brand
The first measurement runs on your own prompts, across three assistants, with real figures. No demo data, no sales call first.
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