Wrong Doctor Photo on OlaDoc & Healthwire — Fix

Aggregator platforms may auto-import hospital data and merge records with errors — similar names, wrong image mapping, or outdated PDF uploads. Human verification is limited at scale on high-volume directories.

Use each platform's official support or provider portal per their terms of service. Submit PMDC credentials, a correct photo file, and a screenshot of the error. Request a ticket reference number and follow up through published channels only.

Platforms process corrections through their published procedures — typically support tickets, not informal pressure. Persistent, documented formal requests through official channels are the appropriate approach.

Google may update Knowledge Panel images when you verify identity through Google Business Profile and provide consistent authoritative sources — your website, official registrations, and corrected third-party profiles.

For serious misrepresentation affecting patient safety or professional reputation, document the error and consult PMDC guidance on unauthorised use of medical identity. Platform correction via official channels is usually the first step.

It establishes a canonical source — Google and AI systems prefer consistent, authoritative domains. It does not stop aggregator errors but gives patients and search engines a verified alternative.

One professional, recent, high-resolution headshot — identical on website, GBP, Marham, and hospital pages. Consistency helps algorithms match records correctly.

Typically 3–14 business days depending on platform and queue. Follow up through official support channels — errors rarely resolve without documented requests.

We build canonical Next.js profiles with schema, align GBP and directory links, and provide formal correction checklists during onboarding. From Rs. 10,000.

Yes — brief reception on documented aggregator errors so staff can reassure patients and direct them to your verified website or Google profile.

Yes — we work with solo practitioners as much as we work with multi-specialty clinics. Individual GPs, dentists, dermatologists, nutritionists, physiotherapists, and other specialists all benefit from improved online discoverability. If patients search for your expertise in your area, we can help them find you.

Absolutely. We build new websites on Next.js and improve existing Next.js sites. We do not take on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, or similar platforms — for those, we typically recommend a Next.js rebuild so you own the code and get the full SEO + AEO + GEO stack. A well-built site is the foundation of discoverability.

GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is the practice of making your practice discoverable through AI tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google's AI Overviews. When a patient asks ChatGPT 'Who is a good nutritionist in Karachi?' or 'What is the best clinic for back pain in Lahore?', the AI cites websites and practices it considers authoritative. GEO ensures yours is one of them.

We don't make guarantees — no honest SEO provider does, because search algorithms change and results depend on factors outside anyone's full control. What we do commit to is a thorough, principled approach that follows best practices across SEO, AEO, and GEO, transparent monthly reporting, and continuous optimization as platforms evolve.

We audit your current online presence — Google Search, Google Maps, AI platform visibility, and your website (if you have one). We identify gaps versus your top local competitors, map the specific queries you're currently missing, and give you a prioritized action plan. There is no commitment or fee.

Our engagements start from Rs. 10,000 for Maps. Analytics from Rs. 15,000. Full SEO + AEO + GEO packages for clinics with websites are scoped based on pages, locations, and services involved. We share a transparent, itemized proposal after the free consultation — no hidden fees or lock-in contracts.