Dental practices, medical clinics, chiropractors, physical therapists, and specialty providers — Stellor brings healthcare practices to the top of Google AND into ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini recommendations. One subscription replaces five tools.
Procedure explainers, condition overviews, FAQ articles. Educational content patients trust and AI tools cite.
Health publications, local directories, niche medical networks. Authority signals for both patients and AI crawlers.
Medical schema, structured practice data, llms.txt — all configured for healthcare-specific visibility.
r/AskDentists, r/medical, condition-specific subreddits where patients ask for provider recommendations.
See who AI tools cite when patients search "best [specialty] near me" or "what is [procedure]."
The reality for practice owners
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"Best dentist near me," "do I need a root canal," "who specializes in [condition]" — patients ask AI tools first. If your practice isn't named, the appointment goes elsewhere.
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Practices that publish procedure explainers, condition guides, and patient education content get found 5x more often than practices with thin websites. Stellor produces 30 a month on autopilot.
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Domain authority is the single biggest factor for ranking in local healthcare searches. Stellor's network includes health publications, medical directories, and niche specialty sites — fast, relevant placements without manual outreach.
Why this works for healthcare
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Before booking, patients search ChatGPT for "best [specialty] near me" and "what is [procedure]." If AI doesn't recommend your practice, you lose the patient before they call.
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Procedure explainers, condition guides, and FAQ articles position your practice as the authority. Stellor produces 30 educational pieces a month — your competitors won't keep up.
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Healthcare practices win or lose on the Google Map Pack. Stellor's network places your practice in health publications, local directories, and medical niche networks — the signals that move local rankings.
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r/AskDentists, r/medical, condition-specific subreddits — patients describe symptoms and ask for provider recommendations every day. One thoughtful comment earns inbound for years.
Your first 30 days
First articles ship day one. First backlinks land days 12-15. Local rankings start moving by day 30.
Day 0
Set specialty, services offered, target patient demographics, service area.
Day 1
Procedure explainers and condition guides drafted within hours. Approve or auto-publish.
Day 3
Medical schema, practice data, llms.txt — all configured for healthcare visibility.
Day 7
Health subreddits surface patient threads daily. Pre-drafted authentic replies for approval.
Day 30
30 articles published. Backlinks compounding. AI citation report shows where you appear.
FAQ for healthcare practices
Will the content meet medical accuracy standards?
Stellor produces educational content for patient awareness — not medical advice. Drafts are clearly written, sourced from medical literature where relevant, and you review every piece before publishing. Many practices have their MD or DDS approve drafts.
Is this HIPAA compliant?
Stellor produces public-facing marketing content only — no patient data, no PHI involved. The Reddit module replies in your practice's voice without revealing patient information. Standard marketing compliance applies.
Will this work for a single-location practice?
Yes. Content engine generates location-specific pages, schema includes local practice data, and the Reddit module surfaces threads from local subreddits. Stellor is built for the local healthcare practice owner.
Do I need to write any content myself?
No. Stellor handles everything. Reddit module needs about 5 minutes a day from you for authentic engagement (or use Autopilot mode).
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Settings, Billing, Cancel. All articles you paid for stay yours forever.
Three days free. Set up in 15 minutes. First articles ship the same day. No charge until day four.