Mental health is where marketing pixels became an enforcement category. BetterHelp’s $7.8M FTC order was not about chart notes, it was pixels and analytics. We run Google Screened, local SEO, and paid search for HIPAA-covered therapists, group practices, and behavioral health clinics without that stack.
Therapists are eligible for Local Service Ads, and “therapist near me” is a high-intent local query. The cost of getting tracking wrong is public. We treat the marketing site, the booking page, and the patient portal as PHI-adjacent until proven otherwise.
BetterHelp, GoodRx, and Premom were FTC Health Breach cases about tracking technologies, not stolen charts. We do not put Meta Pixel or client-side GA on intake, booking, or portal pages.
Therapists can run Google Screened / Local Service Ads. We handle verification, disputes, and review velocity with prompts that never mention a condition or a session.
Ads and landing pages describe the practice, specialties at a high level, insurance, and how to book. They do not promise outcomes or speak as if we know the searcher’s diagnosis.
Therapist is an eligible LSA category. We run verification and disputes and keep the review workflow free of clinical detail.
Learn more LocalMap-pack coverage for the catchment you actually serve. GBP Q&A and posts that never reference a patient or a condition.
Learn more PaidRestricted Data Processing and server-side conversion tracking. Hashed enhanced conversions computed off the authenticated session.
Learn more TrustOpen-to-all review asks. No “how was therapy last week?” in the message. Editor-drafted responses.
Learn more SiteQuiet, accessible sites. Contact forms only. No session replay, no marketing tags behind login.
Learn more SocialProvider-approved education. No patient stories without a documented, HIPAA-compliant authorization.
Learn moreHHS OCR tracking-technology bulletins and the FTC Health Breach Notification Rule, written, not verbal.
Every PHI-touching vendor signed before kickoff. Subprocessors shared on day one.
If the practice qualifies, we run Screened. If it does not, we do not pretend.
One mental-health practice per metro on the roster.
No. BetterHelp’s $7.8 million FTC order was about pixels and analytics, not chart notes. BetterHelp, GoodRx, and Premom were FTC Health Breach cases about tracking technologies. We do not put Meta Pixel or client-side GA on intake, booking, or portal pages.
Therapists can run Google Screened and Local Service Ads. We handle verification, disputes, and review velocity with prompts that never mention a condition or a session. If the practice does not qualify, we do not pretend.
No. Ads and landing pages describe the practice, specialties at a high level, insurance, and how to book. They do not promise outcomes or speak as if we know the searcher’s diagnosis.
Every PHI-touching vendor is signed before kickoff. Subprocessors are shared on day one. The stack audit is written against the HHS OCR tracking-technology bulletins and the FTC Health Breach Notification Rule.
One mental-health practice per metro. We work with HIPAA-covered practices doing $1M+ in annual revenue. The engagement is month-to-month. We earn the work every 30 days.
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