Health Clients Only, Mostly Specialist Clinics, at Oxley Rise
Healthmark is a Singapore digital marketing agency based at The Rise @ Oxley on Oxley Rise. It says it is dedicated exclusively to clients in the healthcare sector and has been helping clinics with digital marketing since 2013. The agency does not publish a team size.
Its clients are mainly specialist clinics, with aesthetic clinics, telehealth platforms and allied health centres also named. The site lists Google Premier Partner status for 2024 and says it measures results in terms of revenue and leads only.
SEO and Google Ads Built Around the Healthcare Services Act
Healthmark offers SEO, search engine marketing through Google Ads, social media marketing, content creation and website design. Its approach references the Healthcare Services Act, the Private Hospitals and Medical Clinics framework and Singapore Medical Council guidelines rather than generic marketing rules.
Beyond marketing, the agency says it can refer clients at no charge to medical concierges, insurance panels, claims specialists and private practice groups. That can be useful for newer specialist practices that are building patient referral channels alongside their online marketing, since many private patients in Singapore arrive through insurers and corporate panels.
Orthopaedics, Plastic Surgery and Anaesthesiology Clinics
The site’s FAQ gives orthopaedics, plastic surgery, general practice, dentistry and anaesthesiology as examples of the specialties it has worked with. Its client base is weighted toward private specialist practices in Singapore, where advertising rules limit the use of testimonials, before-and-after images and claims of superiority.
Healthmark does not publish named clients, case studies or quantified results on its homepage, so prospective clients should ask for references in their own specialty, for examples of monthly campaign reporting, and for how leads are tracked from first click to booked consultation.
Leaving on 30 Days’ Notice Without a Termination Fee
No prices are published, so quotes are custom. The agency states there is no binding minimum term, and clients can end the engagement with 30 days’ notice and no termination fee. Ask how management fees are set, whether ad spend is billed separately, and what is included in website builds.
- Can you share references from specialist clinics in our field, such as orthopaedics or plastic surgery?
- How do you track revenue and leads from Google Ads and SEO, and what does a monthly report show?
- How do you keep our ads and website content within MOH and SMC advertising rules?
- With a 30-day notice period, who keeps the website, ad accounts and content if we leave?
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