Google Ads for Clinics and Medical Practices in Dubai

Usually because of Google's healthcare and medicines policy, restricted treatment terms, or claims on the landing page that Google reads as misleading. We write ads and landing pages within Google's policies and your UAE health authority's rules, and fix disapprovals at the source rather than rewording the ad until it passes.

As far as patients will realistically travel for that treatment: a few kilometres for routine dental or GP visits, wider for specialist care such as fertility or orthopaedics. We set the radius per branch and treatment, then adjust it on results, because traffic and parking change how far people will drive in Dubai.

Yes. Calls from ads and from the website, WhatsApp clicks and online bookings are all tracked as conversions, so you can see which campaigns and treatments bring patients in. Where you allow it, call tracking shows which calls became appointments, which helps reception and marketing agree on what works.

Offers in medical advertising are regulated and may need approval from the health authority that licenses you, and Google restricts some claims too. We check the current rules before any offer goes live, and plan campaigns around information and availability when an offer cannot run in time.

It depends on your treatments, area and competition. Start with a test budget on the two or three treatments you most want to grow, measure the cost per booking for a few weeks, then scale what works. A high-value treatment can justify a cost per booking that would not make sense for a routine check-up.

No. Focus on treatments with real search demand and good value per patient, where your clinic has capacity, strong doctors and good reviews. Spreading a budget across every treatment usually means none of them gets enough clicks to learn from, and the diary fills with low-value appointments.