Compare agencies that market bariatric surgery programs, medical weight loss clinics and weight management services. Listings show services, pricing signals and healthcare focus, so you can find firms that drive consults while handling some of the strictest claim and platform rules in healthcare.
Healthcare web division of an Aix-en-Provence agency, building medical websites and running SEO, AI search and social media for doctors, clinics and hospitals.
Best for
Physicians, imaging centers and clinic groups in southern France wanting a priced medical website plus SEO
Specialties
Plastic Surgery, Hospitals and Health Systems, Medical Practices, Orthopedics, Eye Care, Pharma and Life Sciences +2 more
Pricing
Basic medical website about €2,500 to €4,000; full site with SEO and booking from €5,000
Privacy
Says its medical sites focus on patient data protection with HTTPS and reliable servers;…
Atlanta-area healthcare performance marketing agency running SEO, AI search optimization, paid media and analytics for multi-location providers and specialty groups.
Best for
Multi-location healthcare groups wanting SEO, AI search and paid media from one healthcare-only team
Specialties
Dental, Dermatology, Physical Therapy, Mental Health, Addiction Treatment, Medical Practices +17 more
Pricing
Custom quote; minimum project size of $5,000
Privacy
In-house analytics staff build HIPAA-compliant data infrastructure
Pennsylvania paid search agency running Google Ads, Meta Ads, local SEO and conversion websites for pain management clinics and other local businesses.
Best for
Pain clinics wanting Google Ads and Meta Ads without a long contract
Specialties
Dental, Chiropractic, Fertility, Veterinary, Weight Loss and Bariatric, Hearing Care +1 more
Pricing
Custom estimate; partner program with zero upfront costs
Auckland healthcare communications agency providing strategy, medical writing and creative campaigns for pharmaceutical brands such as Pfizer, Novo Nordisk and Viatris.
Best for
Pharmaceutical companies launching or defending brands in New Zealand that need medical writing and consumer creative together
Specialties
Pharma and Life Sciences, Weight Loss and Bariatric, Women's Health
Brisbane digital agency with a dedicated healthcare practice building websites, SEO, Google and Meta Ads campaigns for clinics, specialists and allied health.
Best for
Queensland clinics and specialists wanting a new website plus SEO and paid ads from one local team
Specialties
Dental, Physical Therapy, Mental Health, Medical Practices, Orthopedics, Veterinary +1 more
Pricing
Custom quotes; free strategy session and ballpark quote offered
Privacy
States its healthcare campaigns account for privacy and consent requirements alongside AHPRA and TGA…
Tustin, California healthcare marketing firm pairing reputation management and patient surveys with websites, SEO and paid search for medical and dental practices.
Best for
Urgent care groups and outpatient centers wanting review generation and patient feedback tied to SEO and a new website
Specialties
Dental, Plastic Surgery, Physical Therapy, Addiction Treatment, Hospitals and Health Systems, Medical Practices +8 more
Pricing
Custom quote
SEO
AEO and GEO
PPC
Social Media
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4.9based on 17 Google reviews +1 more siteVerified Oct 2026
Healthcare-only, full-service marketing agency in Irvine, California, serving providers, device makers and health brands with strategy, advertising, SEO, AI visibility and paid media.
Best for
Health systems, multi-location groups and device makers
Specialties
Dental, Orthodontics, Physical Therapy, Mental Health, Addiction Treatment, Hospitals and Health Systems +21 more
Pricing
Custom quotes; AI visibility audit at a $5,000 fixed fee for 90 days (launch offer through…
SEO
AEO and GEO
PPC
Social Media
+4
5.0based on 8 Google reviews +3 more sitesVerified Oct 2026
Independent digital agency that designs and builds websites and apps for pharmaceutical companies, primary health networks and care providers in New Zealand and Australia.
Best for
Pharma brands and health networks that need a website, HCP portal or app built and maintained
Specialties
Urgent Care, Pharma and Life Sciences, Weight Loss and Bariatric
Kansas City-area agency with a medical division serving OB/GYN, dermatology, plastic surgery and med spa practices through websites, SEO, AI optimization and ads.
Best for
OB/GYN and multi-service medical practices
Specialties
Dental, Plastic Surgery, Dermatology, Med Spa, Chiropractic, Physical Therapy +3 more
Pricing
Custom quote; free consultation and ROI calculator
Privacy
HIPAA-compliant website hosting; campaigns designed with HIPAA in mind
SEO
AEO and GEO
PPC
Social Media
+2
5.0based on 161 Google reviews +2 more sitesVerified Oct 2026
Medical marketing firm with a Jeddah base offering social media, clinic websites, SEO, Google Ads and video content for clinics, hospitals and pharma companies.
Best for
Saudi clinics and medical suppliers wanting Arabic social content, video and a booking-ready website from one team
Specialties
Dental, Plastic Surgery, Dermatology, Hospitals and Health Systems, Medical Practices, Eye Care +3 more
Sydney healthcare-only agency offering SEO, paid ads, websites, AI search visibility and automation to clinics, telehealth brands and allied health practices.
Best for
Australian clinics and telehealth brands wanting SEO, paid ads and tracking from a healthcare-only team
Specialties
Dental, Plastic Surgery, Dermatology, Physical Therapy, Mental Health, Hospitals and Health Systems +6 more
Pricing
Custom quotes after a discovery call
Privacy
Shows a Privacy Act Data Compliant badge and mentions encrypted patient data handling; notes…
Illinois medical website and marketing provider building HIPAA-compliant sites, SEO, PPC and AI search optimization for OB/GYN, dermatology and other specialty practices.
Best for
OB/GYN and specialty physician practices wanting a compliant website
Specialties
Dental, Dermatology, Medical Practices, Weight Loss and Bariatric, Women's Health, Hearing Care +5 more
Pricing
Package pricing
Privacy
Web design built to meet HIPAA requirements with encryption and secure connections; company Business…
SEO
AEO and GEO
PPC
Social Media
+3
4.4based on 81 Google reviews +1 more siteVerified Oct 2026
Durham, North Carolina healthcare marketing firm offering websites, SEO, reputation management and social media to medical, dental and therapy practices since 1979.
Best for
Independent practices and smaller surgery or urgent care centers
Specialties
Dental, Orthodontics, Plastic Surgery, Dermatology, Med Spa, Chiropractic +19 more
Pricing
Custom quote; monthly budgets from under $400 to over $1,201
SEO
Social Media
Web Design
Content Marketing
+2
4.2based on 32 Google reviews +1 more siteVerified Oct 2026
Philadelphia-area healthcare digital agency offering SEO, generative engine optimization, PPC and web design to healthtech firms and specialty providers.
Best for
Healthtech companies and specialty practices
Specialties
Dental, Orthodontics, Plastic Surgery, Dermatology, Med Spa, Mental Health +8 more
Pricing
Client budgets from $1,500 to $20,000+ per month
SEO
AEO and GEO
PPC
Social Media
+1
4.9based on 14 DesignRush reviews +2 more sitesVerified Oct 2026
Healthcare-only marketing company serving hospitals, clinics, pharma and medical device firms with ads, medical websites, content, social media and video.
Best for
Saudi hospitals, medical complexes and clinics wanting a healthcare-only agency for paid ads, content and websites
Specialties
Addiction Treatment, Hospitals and Health Systems, Medical Practices, Home Health and Hospice, Pharma and Life Sciences, Medical Devices +2 more
Pricing and terms as of each profile’s last verified date.
What to Look For
Weight loss is one of the most heavily policed categories online. Bariatric programs run long, insurance-heavy funnels, while medical weight loss clinics and GLP-1 providers face drug advertising rules and close FDA attention. Agencies need to know which world you are in.
Bariatric seminar funnels: Online and in-person seminar registration, insurance verification and follow-up through the qualifying steps many payers require.
Medication program compliance: Experience marketing prescription weight loss within FDA, Google and Meta rules, including certification where needed.
Respectful creative: Imagery and copy that avoid shame, body-shaming and unrealistic transformations.
Typical-results discipline: Testimonials presented with context about diet, exercise and variation.
Long-cycle nurturing: Email and patient coordinator support for patients who take months to decide.
Compliance and Advertising Rules
Meta’s health and wellness policy requires weight loss product and service ads to target people 18 and older, bans statements of inferiority about appearance, and bans images that zoom in on body areas by pinching fat. Ads for prescription weight loss drugs fall under Meta’s drugs policy, which requires LegitScript certification or approved manufacturer status, Meta authorization, and targeting limited to adults in the US, Canada and New Zealand. Google bars hCG promoted for weight loss and restricts prescription drug terms in ads and keywords.
FDA is watching GLP-1 marketing closely. FDA states that compounded drugs are not FDA approved and are not reviewed for safety, effectiveness or quality before sale. In March 2026 it sent warning letters to 30 telehealth companies for claims implying their compounded GLP-1 products were the same as approved drugs and for branding that obscured who compounded them. Have counsel review any GLP-1 or compounded drug copy.
Results claims need context. The FTC’s health products guidance uses a weight loss example: if study participants also dieted and exercised, the ad must make that clear. Testimonials alone never substantiate a claim. Google treats surgical procedures and injections as sensitive for personalized ads, so remarketing based on bariatric page visits is off limits.
How Engagements Usually Work
Bariatric programs usually run on retainers covering SEO, paid search, seminar campaigns and nurture email, with ad spend billed separately. Medical weight loss clinics often add paid social, which needs closer policy management.
Ask for reporting on seminar attendance, consults, insurance qualification and surgeries or program enrollments by source. Confirm who reviews medication-related copy and how the agency keeps up with FDA and platform changes.
Red Flags
“Same as Ozempic” style claims: FDA has warned companies over implied sameness.
Before-and-after images without context: Results need typical outcome framing.
Running GLP-1 ads without certification: Meta and Google require it.
Shame-based copy: It breaks Meta policy and drives away patients.
Guaranteed pounds lost: No one can promise individual results.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I advertise semaglutide or tirzepatide on Facebook?
Only under Meta’s prescription drug policy. Advertisers must be LegitScript certified or approved manufacturers, obtain Meta authorization, target adults in the US, Canada or New Zealand, and include a disclaimer to consult a licensed health professional. FDA has also warned telehealth firms about compounded GLP-1 claims, so have counsel review the copy.
How do bariatric surgery programs get more patients?
Most rely on seminars, search visibility for surgery and insurance questions, physician referrals and patient coordinators who help people through insurance requirements. Because the decision can take months, email nurturing and clear cost information matter. Reporting should track seminar attendees through consults and surgeries.
Are before-and-after photos allowed in weight loss ads?
Meta allows ads for weight loss products and services targeted to adults to show results, but bans close-ups pinching fat and negative statements about appearance. The FTC expects results to reflect what typical users experience and to disclose diet and exercise when they contributed. Patient photos need written consent.
Can medical weight loss clinics say compounded GLP-1s are FDA approved?
No. FDA states that compounded drugs are not FDA approved, and in March 2026 it warned 30 telehealth companies over claims implying their compounded products were the same as approved drugs. Marketing should describe the product accurately, including who compounds it, and be reviewed by counsel.