White-label healthcare SEO for agencies with clinic clients, done by a medical SEO specialist.
I’m Muhammad Haseeb Sheikh. I deliver SEO for your clinics, practices and DPC clients under your brand: medically reviewed pages, Business Profile work and reports written in calls and bookings. One allergy clinic went from 7,650 to 48,200 organic clicks in six months. Your clients never hear my name.
For agencies of 1 to 10 people who have signed a clinic and now need someone who knows medical SEO to deliver it.
Test me on your clinic client first.
Free sample audit · before any money
- Send one healthcare client’s site
- A white-label audit back within 48 hours
- Forward it as your own, or delete it
No call, no card. NDA available before you share anything.
What is white-label healthcare SEO?
White-label healthcare SEO is search work for clinics, medical practices and other healthcare providers, delivered by a specialist under an agency’s brand so the agency can resell it. Muhammad Haseeb Sheikh, a medical SEO specialist, provides it for small agencies: pages reviewed by the client’s clinicians, local and Business Profile work, and monthly reports in the agency’s template, with no contact with the agency’s clients.
Why it’s different
Why is SEO for healthcare clients harder for agencies to deliver?
Because health is a high-stakes topic for Google, the content has to be medically accurate, and the client’s clinicians have little time to review it. General SEO playbooks miss all three.
- Accuracy is non-negotiable. A generic writer’s condition page can be wrong in ways that embarrass your client in front of their patients.
- Trust is visible. Named clinicians, credentials and reviews matter more for a practice than for most local businesses.
- Privacy is a real risk. Tracking tags on the wrong page can expose health information, which no agency wants to explain.
- Clinic owners count patients. They judge you on calls and bookings, not rankings.
The work
What does white-label healthcare SEO include?
The same work I do for my own clinic clients, delivered under your brand. It follows the constraint-first method: find the one thing holding the practice back, and fix that first.
A technical audit in month one
Indexing, speed, site structure and booking paths, with fixes ranked by how many patients they affect.
Service and condition pages
Pages for the treatments and conditions patients search for, drafted by me and reviewed by your client’s clinicians before they go live.
Local and Business Profile work
Maps visibility, citations and weekly posts, as in my white-label local SEO package.
Clinician credibility
Provider bios with credentials, named reviewers on medical pages, and structured data that describes the practice accurately.
AI search visibility
A monthly check of what ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Overviews say about the practice, using my AI search work for clinics.
Reports in patients, not impressions
Calls, booking clicks and new-patient enquiries, in your template, three days before your client call.
Medical accuracy
How is medical content reviewed if you never speak to my client?
Through you. I draft each page with its sources and a short list of questions for the clinician; you send it to your client as your own, and nothing clinical goes live until their clinical team approves it.
A draft with sources
Written for patients, with each medical claim linked to the source it came from.
Clinician review, in your name
You forward it to your client. Their clinician corrects or approves it, and is named as the reviewer if they agree.
Published only after sign-off
Approved changes go live; anything unapproved waits, however long that takes.
Why Google weighs this review so heavily on health pages is explained in my guide to E-E-A-T for medical websites.
Patient privacy
How do you keep patient data out of the SEO work?
By never needing it. I don’t ask for access to patient records, portals or booking systems, and reports use only aggregate numbers from Search Console, GA4 and the Business Profile.
I also check that analytics and tracking tags stay off patient portals and any page showing a patient’s health information, in line with the HHS guidance on online tracking technologies. Your client’s compliance lead has the final word on anything regulatory. Your client keeps ownership of the website, content and Google accounts throughout.
The proof
What results have healthcare clients seen?
Five practices, each with the Search Console screenshots published. These are the reports you would be forwarding with your logo on them.
7,650 to 48,200 clicks in six months
Position 19 to 6.5, plus 891 Business Profile calls in a quarter. Read the allergy clinic case study.
4,240 to 8,370 clicks in six months
Clicks roughly doubled for a membership practice. Read the DPC case study.
104 to 669 clicks in one quarter
Impressions from 1.74k to 67.1k. Read the family practice case study.
Impressions 14.8k to 56.1k
Clicks up 66% in six months from weak foundations. Read the multi-service clinic case study.
Every write-up, including a second DPC practice that grew clicks 38% in a quarter, is in the case studies. No result is guaranteed; each practice’s market sets its own ceiling.
Practice types
Which healthcare clients can you deliver for?
Clinics and medical practices: allergy and specialty clinics, family and primary care, direct primary care and multi-specialty practices. While we work together, I don’t sell directly into your niches.
The approach for each is the one on my medical SEO for clinics page, and membership practices follow my SEO for direct primary care process, and allergy clinics follow my allergy and immunology SEO work. If you have a healthcare client outside these, ask on the first call and I’ll tell you honestly whether I’m the right fit.
Pricing
How much does white-label healthcare SEO cost?
The same per-client packages as all my agency work: $400 a month for Local, $650 for Growth, or a $250 one-off audit. Billed monthly, no lock-in.
A practice that mainly needs Maps visibility fits Local. One that also needs medically reviewed service and condition pages fits Growth, with two articles a month. The full breakdown is on the agency pricing table.
How it runs
How does a white-label healthcare engagement run?
A free audit first, one onboarding call, a written update every week and a report you forward as-is each month.
A free sample audit
One healthcare client’s site, audited under your brand within 48 hours.
Onboarding in one call
Access, your report template, the month-one plan and who reviews clinical content on your client’s side.
Weekly updates, monthly reports
What shipped, what’s waiting for clinical review and what moved, every week by email or Slack.
Other questions
More questions agencies ask about white-label medical SEO.
Do you need access to patient records or booking systems?+
Can you write medical content for my clients?+
Will you speak to my client’s doctors directly?+
Can you take over a clinic client another provider started?+
Send one clinic URL. Get a white-label audit in 48 hours.
If the audit isn’t good enough to forward to your client, delete it and we never speak again. If it is, you just found your healthcare delivery partner.
Not just healthcare clients? See white-label SEO for agencies.