MedicalFertility clinics
People now ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity which fertility clinic to trust, what IVF costs and how to compare clinics, and the answer comes back with a few clinic names in it. AEOptim shows a fertility clinic whether its name is one of them, and what to fix if it isn't.
The Free AI Check asks one question a hopeful patient would ask, in your city, and shows you the answer as it came back. About two minutes, no card, no sales call.
The patient's questions
People research a fertility clinic hard, often at night, often before they've told anyone. A chat window feels easier than the phone, and the answer gives them two or three clinic names instead of ten links.
The question changes at each stage. Tap each one.
Asked of an AI tool
"What happens at a first fertility consultation, and how soon can we get in?"
A clinic that publishes its wait time, what the first visit covers and what to bring gives the AI something concrete to repeat.
Asked of an AI tool
"What does my AMH level mean, and what tests will we both need?"
This is where the new words arrive. A clinic that explains test results calmly and plainly is the one the AI can quote.
Asked of an AI tool
"Is egg retrieval painful, and how much time off work will I need?"
Practical questions. Clear logistics on your site are what the AI can pass along. Anything you leave out, it fills from somewhere else.
Asked of an AI tool
"What improves the chances an embryo transfer works?"
Hope sits on this day, so the answer has to be careful. Plain explanations, no promises.
Asked of an AI tool
"How do people get through the two-week wait?"
Nobody should be selling anything here. A clinic that publishes something steady for this stretch gets remembered for it.
Questions from our fertility research, in patients' words. Treatment decisions belong to patients and their physicians.
Check your own site
People comparing clinics ask about cost, doctors and who you treat, and the AI answers from your site and listings. Go line by line. Anything your site doesn't say, the AI skips or borrows from another clinic.
Near me
Fertility patients travel further than most, but the question still starts local: fertility clinic near me, answered for wherever the person asking is. Ask the same question in Denver and in Durham, for example, and the AI names different clinics. A clinic with a strong reputation can still be missing from its own city's answer.
We don't promise that AI will name your clinic. We measure what it says in your city, give you a fix list in order, and show you over time what actually moved.
Patient vocabulary
Patients pick these up in the first month.
What a clear site does
When your site states your facts clearly, an AI assistant can do four things for someone looking for a clinic.
It matches your clinic to the question: IVF, egg freezing, donor cycles, your area. Google says no special files or code are needed to appear in its AI answers. Clear treatment and cost pages, plus accurate listings, do that job.
A clinic that changes networks or prices and forgets the website gets repeated wrong. In rater8's 2026 survey, nearly half of patients had used AI to look up providers, and 66% of those users had met wrong details, including insurance. No AI tool checks a patient's fertility benefits for them.
Do you see single women? Do you take my plan? Can the first consult be by video? No yes on your site means no yes in the answer.
Since August 2026, doctors listed on Zocdoc can be booked from inside the Gemini app. If your clinic is on Zocdoc, ask them whether your listing shows up there. Everywhere else, the patient still ends up at your phone or your website, where a consult request form catches the person who finally decides at 11 p.m.
What we won't do
It's built to stay inside your medical board's rules and the advertising guidance your clinic follows, and you approve every word. Rules vary by state, so check with your own compliance reviewer. We don't guarantee rankings or AI mentions. Nobody honestly can.
The path, with prices
AEOptim shows you what AI says about you. Web Everything does the work to change it. Each step stands alone.
$0
One live AI engine (Perplexity), one patient question, in your city, and the answer as it came back. About two minutes, no card. No login, nothing to interpret.
$450, one time
Your patients' questions asked on Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Claude, plus live Google search data: what people search, where you rank, who's ahead. A fix list in order. The report is yours to hand to anyone.
$350, one time
Your homepage plus up to six service pages, such as IVF, egg freezing and costs. Answers drafted using only what your pages already say. You approve every answer.
from $350 a month
Your questions re-asked every month on all five engines, several runs each, with a plain verdict on whether a change is real. Change or stop any month.
If your site, Google Business Profile and directories disagree on your address, physicians or plans, fix that first: Listings Cleanup puts one accurate record on your site, then corrects every directory that matters to match.
If you'd rather have it done for you: Web Everything.
Owner questions
Many patients do. Nearly half the U.S. adults in rater8's 2026 survey had used AI tools to look into providers. Run the free check to read one of those answers for your city.
It can only repeat what it can read, and not always carefully. If you publish rates, name the source (your SART or CDC report), give the period, and say plainly that results depend on the patient. Nobody can promise how an AI tool will describe them.
Only if your site does. Say what a cycle includes, what it doesn't, and what financing exists, and the AI has something accurate to pass along. Say nothing, and it guesses or names someone else.
It's a good start, not the whole picture. An AI engine answers with a couple of clinic names in a paragraph, and a clinic on page one of Google can be missing from that paragraph. The free check shows which way it goes for you.
It's built to stay inside your medical board's rules, and you approve every word. Rules vary by state, so check with your own compliance reviewer. AEOptim never connects to patient records, and our work touching PHI is covered by a signed BAA.
Nobody can tell you when, and you should be skeptical of anyone who does. Because answers vary between runs, the monthly measure asks each question several times before counting a change.
This page is informational only and is not medical advice. AEOptim shows how AI engines represent your practice, and helps you improve it. It does not guarantee rankings, citations, patient volume, treatment success, or any specific outcome.
Start here
Run the free check and see what the answer says when someone in your city asks who to trust with this. Allow about two minutes. No card, no follow-up call.
Questions first? Call us at 313-395-8171, or write to human@aeoptim.com.
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