Healthcare technology

Othisis Medtech

US healthcare software — an ambient AI medical scribe. A technical B2B audience and a compliance-sensitive category, worked across SEO, social and paid.

Location
USA
Sector
Healthcare technology
What we did
On-Page SEO, Off-Page SEO, Technical SEO, Social Media Ads, Google Ads
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Who they are

Othisis Medtech builds an ambient AI medical scribe — software that listens to a patient visit and produces structured clinical documentation, including SOAP notes, summaries and referral letters, with each element traceable back to the original transcript.

Their positioning is deliberately narrow: administrative support for clinicians rather than clinical decision-making, with an explicit rejection of black-box AI.

What we were doing

Organic search — on-page, off-page and technical — alongside social media advertising and Google Ads, for a software product sold to clinicians and medical practices in the United States, where the audience is technically literate, sceptical by training, and operating under HIPAA.

On-page structure that matches how clinicians actually evaluate software

Buyers in this category search by problem ("reduce documentation time"), by comparison, and by compliance question. Those are three different intents needing three different kinds of page, and the comparison and compliance searches are where the buying decisions get made.

Off-page authority from health-tech, not general tech

A link from a health IT publication or a HIMSS-adjacent directory carries more weight here than one from a generic SaaS blog. Outreach stayed inside the sector this audience actually reads.

Technical trust signals for a sceptical audience

Clinicians evaluating software under HIPAA notice slow pages, broken forms and vague security claims fast. Technical SEO here doubled as a trust exercise, not just a ranking one.

Careful claim language

Healthcare software marketing sits close to regulated territory. Copy had to stay on the right side of the line between describing what the product does and implying a clinical outcome — a constraint that shaped the search and social work as much as the writing.

Paid search and social on narrow, high-intent terms

A small, specific audience makes broad targeting expensive and useless. Google Ads and social advertising both stayed tight to genuine evaluation intent — clinicians and practice administrators — rather than chasing volume.

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