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Healthcare review removal

Some of your practice's negative Google reviews break Google's rules.

Reviews naming a diagnosis, complaints about billing rather than care, patients of a different doctor at the same address. Across 15,954 business profiles we scanned, 81.8% had at least one negative review that violates a Google policy. The free audit shows you which of yours qualify. We get them removed.

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⚑ Breaks Google's rules
ReviewUser88
Rated 1 out of 5 no record of visit, posted same day at 3 clinics

"Terrible doctor, avoid this clinic at all costs. Waited 2 hours for nothing."

Removed
Reported as policy violation taken down by Google
What we found across 15,954 business profiles
89,694

Policy-violating negative reviews found across 15,954 business profiles. 24.3% of all negative reviews break Google's rules.

81.8%
of businesses affected
24.3%
of negative reviews break a rule
$99
per removed review

One star costs you 5-9% of your revenue.

ReviewTactic proprietary scan data Revenue impact: Harvard Business School

What we find in healthcare reviews

Common policy violations

  • Spam reviews from patients who never visited the practice
  • Disgruntled reviews about wait times or billing (off-topic per Google's policies)
  • Reviews mentioning specific medical conditions or procedures (personal info violation)
  • Competitor clinics posting fake negative reviews
  • Reviews from patients of a different doctor at the same address (wrong business)
  • Harassment or threats directed at doctors or staff by name

The free audit tells you exactly which of your negative reviews qualify.

How it works

Three steps. After the first one, we do the rest.

STEP 1 · FREE AUDIT

We review every negative review

Connect your Google page. We check every negative review against Google's rules. You get the results in 24 hours. Free, no card.

STEP 2 · WE FIGHT

We build the case

We gather the proof and file it with Google. If they say no, we escalate. You do nothing.

STEP 3 · IT'S GONE

The review disappears

We notify you as each review comes down. Most cases resolve in days; complex ones take a few weeks.

The offer

Free to find out. $99 only when one comes down.

Let us audit your reviews

We review your profile. Results in 24 hours. Then you decide.

Most removal services charge $200-$500 per review, upfront, whether it comes down or not.

$99 / removed review

Only when it actually comes down.

  • Updates as each case moves forward
  • We file reports, gather proof, and follow up
  • We escalate if Google says no the first time
  • No upfront fee. No retainer. Pay per removal.

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$0
IF NOTHING
COMES DOWN

If nothing comes down, you owe nothing.

We only get paid when a review comes down. So we don't take cases we can't win, and we don't quit on the ones we can.

Questions, answered

Straight answers

Can negative reviews about wait times be removed?
If the review is purely about wait time and contains no feedback about the actual medical service, it may qualify as off-topic under Google's policies. The audit identifies exactly which reviews have a case.
What about reviews that mention medical details?
Reviews that share private medical information (conditions, procedures, diagnoses) violate Google's personal information policy. These are among the strongest removal cases.
Do HIPAA rules help with removal?
Google's policies are separate from HIPAA. But reviews containing personal health information violate Google's own content rules, which gives us a strong basis for removal.
How much does it cost?
$99 per review that is actually removed. The audit is free. If nothing comes down, you owe nothing.
Will removing reviews look suspicious?
No. Google removes the reviews itself through its own process. There is no public record of a removal request. Your remaining reviews stay exactly as they are.

Find out which negative reviews can come down. Free.

We send you results in 24 hours. No card, no commitment.

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We pursue only reviews that violate Google's content policies and report them through Google's official channels. Removal is at Google's sole discretion and is not guaranteed; you are billed only for reviews that are actually removed.