MyAdvice

A Lehi Company Formerly Called Advice Media

MyAdvice is a medical marketing company with a mailing address at 1850 West Ashton Boulevard in Lehi, Utah. It changed its name from Advice Media in October 2021, when Shawn Miele was CEO. The company says it has helped medical practices grow for more than 25 years. It has worked with thousands of professionals. Its industries are aesthetics, medical, dental and legal. The medical side has its own pages for urology, vein care, eye care, ENT, dermatology and orthopedics.

Websites, Search and the Mya Assistant

Services run through what MyAdvice calls the Success Center, a dashboard that ties the pieces together. It covers website design, SEO, local listings, review management, social media, paid search, blogging and CRM. Its SEO work includes optimization for AI assistants, voice search and social platforms.

Mya is its AI growth assistant. It answers leads, handles chat and FAQs, sends follow-ups and books appointments. In review management, the company says its AI drafts HIPAA-compliant replies to patient reviews.

Vasectomy, BPH and ED Campaigns for Urology Groups

The urology page focuses on elective and cash-pay procedures: vasectomies and reversals, BPH treatments and ED treatment. Each service section is written for urology, and blog examples include a post titled The Truth About Vasectomies. Review responses get special attention, since urology patients often mention private conditions in public reviews.

Published results come from nearby specialties. MyAdvice says Virginia Eye Institute’s total conversions rose 424% in 12 months and Nevada Sinus Institute’s call volume rose 173% in a year. It also says The Vein Center of Cincinnati saw organic conversions rise 500% over 24 months. That practice now gets more than 70% of new patients through search.

Demo First, Then a Custom Quote

Pricing is quoted after a 30-minute demo, and the company also offers a free website analysis. Because the service runs on its own platform, ask what happens to the website, content and review history if the practice leaves.

Questions for a Urology Practice Considering a Platform Vendor

• Which urology practices use your platform now, and can we speak to one?
• Do we own the website and its content if we cancel?
• Will you sign a Business Associate Agreement covering Mya, chat and lead forms?
• How do you keep ED and BPH ads within Google and Meta health ad policies?