Healthcare content marketing

Healthcare content marketing from a nurse who understands the clinical side

Give patients useful answers in your own voice, with the clinical detail and advertising rules considered from the start.

Healthcare content marketing consultant planning clinically accurate patient content at a UK clinic
Content built around the questions patients actually search
In short

Healthcare content marketing helps patients understand their options through pages, blogs, FAQs and videos. I'm Sarah McDonald, a nurse prescriber turned healthcare marketing consultant. I plan and write clinically accurate content around real patient questions, with ASA and MHRA rules in mind. It needs to be found on Google, useful enough for AI tools to quote and clear about how to enquire. Packages start from £650 a month.

The problem

Why most healthcare content doesn't work

Healthcare copy often gives away how little the writer knows about the clinic. The same general explanation could sit on any website. Sometimes the advertising rules have been missed too. Patients need something more useful, and so do search tools looking for an answer to quote.

In one audit, almost half the blogs a nurse had paid for were set to be ignored by Google. Only 21% appeared at all. Writing more wouldn't have fixed that.

Content audit dashboard showing healthcare blogs being ignored by Google and AI search
An audit shows which pages Google and AI are quietly ignoring
Strategy

A healthcare content marketing strategy that books patients

I start with what your patients search for, then decide where each question belongs. Each piece has a target search and a clear next step, so we aren't asking several pages to do the same job.

Ready to book

Someone ready to book needs the treatment page.

Comparing prices

Someone comparing prices needs a cost guide or FAQ.

Still researching

Blogs and videos can help earlier in the research.

The standard

What good healthcare content looks like

  • The clinician's own experience and real cases, written in their voice.
  • A useful answer near the top, where patients can find it and AI tools can quote it.
  • A named author with qualifications and a link to their registration.
  • Plain English, with links to the research behind the explanation.
  • Prices and FAQs, with a straightforward route to an enquiry.
  • Copy written within the relevant ASA and MHRA rules.
Clinician reviewing clinically accurate treatment content and FAQs for a healthcare website
Clinical detail, a named author and a clear next step on every page
What it looks like in practice

Real clinics, measured results

Clicks up 92% in a month

At a Wigan clinic, we added a short answer box to the microneedling cost page. Google's AI Overview began quoting the clinic, and clicks rose 92% in a month.

First in Preston, quoted by AI

A Preston clinic's lip filler cost page ranks first in Preston, and Google's AI summary quotes it.

From 0 to 18 AI-quoted searches

At a Leeds clinic, Google's AI had been quoting none of its treatment pages. It went on to quote them on 18 searches.

What's included

Everything your content needs, in one place

A content plan

A content plan based on the questions your patients search for.

Treatment pages, blogs and FAQs

Written and fact-checked.

Video

Video for treatment explainers and patient questions, filmed by a specialist videographer.

Content refreshes

Work on older content that's out of date, lacks useful detail or competes with another page.

Monthly reporting

Monthly reporting that connects rankings and AI mentions with enquiries.

Why a nurse writes it

You shouldn't have to teach your copywriter the clinical basics

I bring clinical experience to the first draft, so you don't have to start by explaining how the treatment works. I check the facts and consider ASA and MHRA rules as I write.

Sarah McDonald, nurse prescriber and healthcare marketing consultant at Inject Digital
Sarah McDonald, nurse prescriber and healthcare marketing consultant
Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is healthcare content marketing?
It's planning and creating useful answers to patients' questions. The content should help them understand your care and make the next step clear when they're ready to book.
Do you write for clinics outside aesthetics?
Yes. I write for private medical practices, dental practices, chiropractors, wellness brands, health tech and pharma.
Can you write in my voice?
Yes. I use the treating clinician's first-person voice and their real experience, so patients hear from the person providing the care.
How much does healthcare content marketing cost?
Packages start from £650 a month, with a six-month minimum term. Compare the packages.
Is your content written with advertising rules in mind?
Yes. I write every piece with ASA and MHRA rules in mind, and I can add a formal compliance check if your business needs one.

Find out what your content is costing you

In a free 30-minute audit, I'll check which pages Google is ignoring and the patient questions your website hasn't answered. Then I'll show you your three quickest wins.