For fertility clinics
Be the clinic patients trust with their biggest decision.
Fertility patients research harder than anyone in medicine: “IVF success rates by age”, “IVF cost breakdown”, “IUI vs IVF”. Sirvo publishes the physician-reviewed answers that earn their trust — on Google, Google Maps, and the AI assistants they now ask.
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- IVF cost [your city]
- IVF success rates by age
- IUI vs IVF which first
- fertility clinic near me
- egg freezing cost and process
Sound familiar?
Why good fertility clinics stay invisible.
The highest-stakes research in medicine
Fertility patients read everything, compare clinics for months, and bring printouts to consults. The clinic whose cited, physician-reviewed answers guided that research starts the consult already trusted.
Misinformation is your loudest competitor
Forums and influencer content dominate fertility search. Conservative, cited, physician-reviewed content doesn't just rank — it's genuinely needed, and Google's health-content standards reward exactly that.
National chains and aggregators outrank you
Network clinics and directory sites own the head terms. Local pages and long-tail question content (“IVF cost in [your city]”) are where an independent clinic wins its own market back.
Patients now ask ChatGPT
“Best fertility clinic near me” and “is IVF worth it at 40” are being asked to AI assistants — and they cite clinics with published expertise. Is that you or the network across town?
What one treatment journey is worth
2
new IVF patients / month
×
$12,000
avg. treatment-cycle value
=
≈ $24,000/mo
vs. Sirvo at $249/mo
2 new IVF journeys ≈ $24,000 a month — from a $249 subscription. Fertility has the highest patient value in outpatient medicine; visibility compounds accordingly.
What it looks like when it works
From invisible to recommended.
Illustrative examples — real beta-fertility clinic results replace these at launch. We never fake proof.
“fertility clinic near me”
The Maps 3-pack gets the calls. Local pages and weekly GBP activity get you into it.
Asked to ChatGPT
Assistants recommend practices they can cite. Sirvo earns and tracks those citations daily.
“Patients arrive at consults quoting our own articles back to us — informed, calm, and already trusting the practice. That changed the tone of every first visit.”
Dr. Elena Brooks
Reproductive Endocrinologist · Denver, CO
FAQ
Questions fertility clinics ask first.
Is AI content safe for a fertility clinic?
Yes — the way Sirvo does it. Fertility content is held to the strictest standard we have: cited to ASRM guidance and peer-reviewed sources, conservative about success rates, compassionate in tone, and nothing publishes until your physician approves it.
Do you touch patient data or our EMR?
No, ever. Sirvo is content-only — it never connects to your EMR, lab systems, or anything containing PHI. That's why it's HIPAA-conscious by design.
Can it write about success rates?
Carefully. Content explains how success rates work (SART data, age bands, per-cycle vs cumulative) without making claims about your clinic's outcomes — unless you provide and approve specific figures yourself.
Our patients travel from other cities. Does local SEO still matter?
Yes — “IVF cost in [city]” and “fertility clinic in [city]” are how both local and traveling patients compare markets. Local pages capture your metro; cited treatment guides capture the researcher deciding where to go.
How is this different from the marketing agency we used?
Agencies charge $2,500/mo on 12-month contracts and report impressions. Sirvo is $249/mo, month to month, publishes daily, and reports the number you actually care about: new patient consultations and what they're worth.
Then decide. $249/mo, no contracts, 30-day guarantee.