Why Google reviews matter for clinics & doctors
Trust is everything in healthcare. When patients search for a dentist, physiotherapist or clinic nearby, they compare ratings and read reviews carefully. A steady flow of genuine reviews from real patients builds that trust, and a stand at reception makes it easy for patients to leave one after their visit.
Where to place your review stand
- Reception desk: where patients check out or pay.
- Waiting area: follow-up patients can review earlier visits.
- Pharmacy or billing counter: if your clinic has one.
- Consultation room exit: a small card by the door.
What your staff can say
“Thank you for visiting us today. If you were happy with your care, a Google review helps other patients find us. You can scan here anytime.”
Keep it professional and compliant
Ask every patient the same way and never offer discounts or gifts for reviews; Google's policies don't allow incentives. Also remind staff never to reply to reviews with any patient's medical details. A review stand simply makes honest feedback easy, which keeps you fully within the rules.
Why our review pad
Price
| Quantity | Price per piece | Example total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 – 9 pieces | ₹349 | 1 pad = ₹349 |
| 10 – 49 pieces | ₹300 | 10 pads = ₹3,000 |
| 50 – 99 pieces | ₹250 | 50 pads = ₹12,500 |
| 100+ pieces | ₹200 | 100 pads = ₹20,000 |
Same price for acrylic or PVC. Every pad includes a dynamic QR code, an NFC chip and the link of your choice.
Frequently asked questions
Is it appropriate for a doctor's clinic to ask for reviews?expand_more
Yes, as long as you ask every patient politely and don't offer anything in return. A stand at reception is a low-pressure way to do it.
Do patients need to share anything personal?expand_more
No. They simply leave a Google review from their own Google account, just like any other review.
Can one clinic with several doctors use it?expand_more
Yes. Each pad can point to the clinic's profile, or to a specific doctor's profile if they have one.