1. Policy check first
Offers, claims and targeting reviewed against Meta and Google health policies, including certification requirements such as LegitScript where the platform asks for it.

IV therapy lounges, weight-loss and hormone clinics, chiropractors, physical therapists, dental offices and recovery studios get the same booking-first system built for Florida med spas: compliant ads, a page that books, same-day follow-up and reporting tied to real appointments.
Platforms restrict how health offers can be targeted and described, some prescription and telehealth offers need certification before they can advertise, and patients expect privacy from the first click. Campaigns that ignore this get rejected or quietly throttled. I build them to pass review and still convert.
Offers, claims and targeting reviewed against Meta and Google health policies, including certification requirements such as LegitScript where the platform asks for it.
Google Search for people already looking for the treatment, Meta for awareness and retargeting, both pointed at the right service page.
Service-specific pages with the calendar near the top and intake questions that qualify the patient before the visit.
Short forms, clear consent language and tracking set up so no sensitive health details are sent to ad platforms.
Instant alerts, confirmations and reminders, plus a nurture sequence for people who asked a question but didn't book.
Cost per booked appointment, show rate and repeat visits, not just clicks and form fills.
I started on the agency side at Arco Publicidad and Sajo McCann on pharmaceutical and health accounts, including Pfizer and Triple-S, and today build and run patient-acquisition systems for Florida med spas — booking, payments, CRM and server-side tracking included.
Health-policy-aware creative and targeting, so campaigns run steadily instead of getting rejected.
Run in your own ad accounts and sent only to your team.
Offers and follow-up designed to turn a first visit into a plan, not a one-time discount.
English and Spanish campaigns for Florida's bilingual patient base.
Every report starts with these numbers, pulled from your own systems.
Some of these offers require platform certification (for example LegitScript) and have strict wording rules. We check eligibility first and build the campaign within those rules, or recommend a compliant alternative offer.
No. Tracking is set up to send conversion events without sensitive health details, and forms ask only what the visit needs.
Yes. The studio is based in Fort Lauderdale and runs campaigns across the United States and Puerto Rico.
Yes, booking pages can create appointments in common systems such as Zenoti and Acuity, or send leads to your CRM with instant alerts.
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