Flarseo
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Getting found by people looking for a practice nearby, under the strictest rules
People looking for a doctor or a dentist decide fast. Flarseo works on those searches inside the tightest risk profile we have: nothing goes online unless a person has read it and approved it.
Short searches, often urgent, almost always tied to a place
In your sector distance matters more than online reputation. Someone in pain does not read ten listings: they open the map and look at who is open, who answers and who explains things in plain language.
- A treatment plus a neighbourhood, such as dentist followed by the area the person happens to be in
- Urgency and availability: who is open today, who sees patients on Saturday, who takes new patients
- Cost questions, asked bluntly and before choosing a practice at all
- Searches made inside a conversational assistant, where being cited as a trustworthy local source is what counts
Three families of content, all with the same goal
Reducing the friction between the search and the phone call.
One page per treatment
Every treatment gets its own page, using the words patients use and not only the clinical term, with indicative timings, how the appointment runs and what to bring.
The front desk answers
The questions that come in by phone ten times a day become content. This is the material that ranks best, because it is written in the language of the person searching.
Prevention and information
Explanatory articles tied to the season and to prevention campaigns, which bring in new appointments without promising clinical outcomes.
Profile ymyl_health: what changes in daily practice
Healthcare, medical and dental practices, psychology, nutrition, occupational medicine and care homes fall into the ymyl_health profile. It is the level with the tightest constraints, and it applies from the first day of the trial.
Human review is mandatory
No article, no service page and no social post reaches the public unless someone from your practice has read it and approved it. This is not a setting you can switch off: the platform does not expose the switch.
Autonomy cap: prepare and wait
The assistant plans, researches, writes, checks and queues. Then it stops. The work is already done when you open it: you read, correct where needed and press publish. If you do not, nothing happens.
Disclosure and disclaimer
The disclosure on the use of artificial intelligence appears at the top of every piece of content, in the byline, not buried in the footer. A health disclaimer is published alongside it, following article 50 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.
No content produced by Flarseo constitutes medical advice. The texts inform and point towards an appointment, they do not replace the assessment of a healthcare professional.
What actually happens, with no ranking promises
Month one: the map
The assistant sorts out your treatments, aligns your Google listing with the site and opens the first review queue.
Month two: the rhythm
Treatment pages go out one at a time, alongside the front desk answers. Review settles at about twenty minutes a week.
Month three: the reading
There is enough data to see which treatments bring enquiries, how local positions are moving and whether the practice is cited by conversational assistants.
What practices ask us
Try it with your practice
At sign up you declare the sector and immediately see the profile that applies, before entering any data. Fourteen trial days, no lock in.