How do AI assistants describe your clinic?
Patients increasingly ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity before they open a search engine. The answer they get about your clinic is assembled from your public footprint, and it is often incomplete or out of date. Zartrace, an affiliated service, checks what these systems say about your clinic and where the gaps are.
Request an AI-visibility check
You receive a written report: how each major assistant and search engine presents your clinic today, which facts are wrong or missing, and which public sources those answers rely on.
Check my clinic's AI visibility
Zartrace is an affiliated service. Using it does not change any score on this register; scores change only when public data changes.
What the check covers
- How ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and search engines answer questions about your clinic: by name, by procedure and by city.
- Which facts they state incorrectly or leave out: physicians, licences, addresses, procedures, languages, price ranges.
- Which public sources feed those answers, and which structured data or register entries are missing from your footprint.
What it does not do
- It does not change your place in this register. Scores here are computed from public-register facts under the open methodology. A Zartrace report adds no points, and declining one costs none.
- It is not review or reputation management. No fake reviews, no incentivised reviews, no suppression of criticism. Such practices count as advertising-honesty findings under the methodology.
- It is not paid placement. Clinics that use the service are not labelled, ordered or presented differently anywhere on this site.
How it works
- Request. Follow the link and name your clinic and country.
- Check. The report is prepared from public sources, the same way this register is built. Nothing is taken from your internal data.
- Delivery. You receive the report and a walkthrough. What you change afterwards is up to you.
Independence note
Zartrace is an affiliated service. This register applies the same public-evidence rules to every clinic, whether or not it has used that service, and every data change appears in the public changelog. The boundaries of what we measure apply unchanged.