Found. Trusted. Cited.
Your clinic is good.Almost nobody can tell from the outside.
Patients still come by referral and by searching. Almost all of them check you online first, and what they find there decides whether they call.
01 What happens now
The referral happens before anyone reaches your website.
- 1
A patient asks an AI
Before they ever reach a website.
- 2
It names two or three
Whichever it can describe confidently and check.
- 3
You are not on the list
Nothing appears in your analytics. There is no line for the patient who was never shown you.
One: a patient asks an AI assistant, “Best functional medicine clinic near me?”, before they reach any website.
Two: it names two or three clinics, whichever ones it can describe confidently and check. The patient books one.
Three: your practice is not on the list. Nothing appears in your analytics, because there is no line for the patient who was never shown you.
02 A practice we built
This is what it says about a practice we built.
Tell me about DentAlign NYC.
I can confirm DentAlign NYC exists in New York.
The practice is led by cosmetic and general dentist Kenn Kakosian, DDS, PhD, and specializes in Invisalign treatments.
The office is located on the 54th floor of the Chrysler Building.
It provides complete oral health care to adults in Midtown East, Manhattan, and throughout New York City.
The details about the practitioner, location, and services are consistent across multiple sources.
A real answer for DentAlign NYC, a Healthy Digital client, returned by the live check on this page on 17 September 2026.
Now ask it about yours.
The same check, on your practice, right now. It searches the web and answers as a patient would see it. Free, no email required.
Free check · no email · answer in about 20 seconds
Ask an assistant about your practice
- 1 Say what a patient would search for, and where.
- 2 The assistant searches the live web and answers.
- 3 You read what it says about you, word for word.
03 The work
Foundation first. Then the channels.
Nobody prescribes before they diagnose.
Technical and Compliance Rebuild
From $2,500 USD
2 to 4 weeks
The part of a health site nobody is allowed to skip, and the part that decides whether an assistant can quote you correctly.
- Every claim read against the evidence behind it and quoted in context
- Testimonials against the FTC Consumer Review Rule, and every pixel on a booking page
- Accessibility walked by a person, not by a scanner
- Privacy, structured data and mobile speed put right, which is what makes you quotable
Foundation and Rebuild
From $4,500 USD
3 to 8 weeks
One story, and as much of the site and the channels as it takes to carry it.
- One name, one story, one set of facts, everywhere
- Claim language that survives a compliance review
- The site built and the social profiles rebuilt alongside it
- Speed, contrast and accessibility measured, not assumed
Partner
From $2,500 USD
Monthly
The part that compounds, once there is something worth pointing at.
- A social media strategy, and the posts that carry it
- One sourced article a month, published under a named doctor
- The same 25 AI questions re-asked every quarter and compared
- A plain report: what changed, what it means, what needs you
Two ways in, both free
Run the check if you would rather see it yourself first. Book the call if you would rather I walked you through it: an hour, what I found, what it means, and where I could help. Nothing is charged until we agree what needs doing.
Work
Built, and still being run.
“Mariya has been such an amazing asset for our team.
She has helped us elegantly re-brand our website, landing pages, automations, subscriptions, checkout pages, social media and so much more. She also has come up with a strategic plan to help us grow and she provides valuable feedback.
She has helped us execute our marketing ideas and concepts into an actionable plan in a timely manner and without me having to micro-manage each step. She works independently and efficiently and we are so grateful for her.”
04 Who does the work
Mariya Di Luzio
I create order out of chaos. That is the whole job.
I grew up in a small industrial city near the Ural Mountains, trained as a financial analyst, and moved to the United States without much English to start again.
I needed a website for a small food business, so I learned to build one. Then photography. Then the technical side. That pattern has not changed: when I do not know how to solve the thing in front of me, I learn it and it becomes part of how I help clients.
The reason I work in health is not a market I picked. For a long stretch of my own life something was wrong with my health and nobody could tell me what. I went from one appointment to the next, was told my results were normal, and left each time with the problem still there and less faith than I arrived with. Looking for answers in that state is its own kind of exhausting.
The practitioners who finally helped me came through people I knew, not through their websites and not through their marketing. Every one of them was excellent, and every one of them was close to impossible to find. That is the problem I work on. Somebody is searching tonight the way I searched. The practitioner who could help them should be findable, understandable and easy to trust, without a single manipulative sentence anywhere on the way.
05 Common questions
Asked most often.
What do you actually do?
We fix the foundation of a practice online, then build the doctors’ name on the channels patients check. In that order.
Who is it for?
Established clinics with real patients and real revenue. Not pre-launch practices, and not anyone who needs a site live in two weeks.
What does it cost?
The check and the call are free. The first paid step is a technical and compliance rebuild from $2,500 USD. Everything else is published on the pricing page.
Do you do social media?
Yes, monthly, after the foundation is fixed. Posting harder at a site that does not convert is the expensive way to find that out.
How is this different from a web designer?
A designer is judged on how the page looks. This is measured: speed, contrast, structured data, and the same list of 25 patient questions asked of AI every quarter.
Do you build AI automations?
Yes, once the foundation is fixed. Intake, follow-up, reminders, recalls, reporting: the work that keeps a front desk late. Each one is a chain inside your own CRM, built and tested against real patient flow, not a chatbot bolted onto the homepage. That is The Front Desk, from $6,000 USD plus monthly.
Find out what AI says about you.
The check costs nothing and the call after it is an hour. You keep whatever it finds, whether or not we work together.