For clinics & healthcare
Be the practice people remember.
Put your practice on partner screens in the places people wait: the laundromat, the barber’s chair, the café line. Calm, clear, and checked before it plays.
From $5 · every play logged
Why screens nearby
Healthcare is already out of home.
Hospitals, clinics and medical centers were the second-biggest out-of-home category by spend in the US in 2025.1 A screen near your practice, bought one play at a time, is the neighborhood version.
- 1Legal services
- 2Hospitals, clinics & medical centers
- 3Consumer banking
The glance test
Three seconds, between names being called.
A glance is all a screen gets from someone who’s waiting. Try it: two ads for the same practice, three seconds each.
Two ads for the same practice. You get three seconds with each.
How it works
A short care plan, four steps long.
No agency and no minimum run. You choose the screens, and you pay for the plays that ran.
Care plan
Your practice
- 01Pick your screensPartner screens on a map, one by one, each with its venue, hours and price per play.
- 02Top up from $5Charged only for plays that ran, and never more than your wallet holds.
- 03Upload one imageJPG or PNG, shaped to the screen, up to 10 MB. It gets a content check and a review for each screen.
- 04On screenPlays run while the venue is open, and every play is logged with the time it ran.
Before it goes on screen
Careful with claims, careful with patients.
A screen ad is still a healthcare ad. Patient privacy and your board’s rules come with you, and neither is something our content check reviews.
Rules that come with you
Featuring a patient? Get their written authorization first.2
Under HIPAA, a practice needs a patient’s signed authorization before using their health information in marketing. A testimonial that identifies someone as your patient generally needs one.
Outcomes vary. Don’t promise them.
“Pain-free” and “guaranteed results” are claims someone may hold you to. Say what you offer, not what it will do for a particular person.
Check your licensing board’s advertising rules.
State boards can set their own rules for ads, on things like titles, specialties and testimonials. Look up yours.
What reads on a screen
Say who you see, and when.
“New patients welcome · evenings Tue & Thu” answers the two questions someone has before they call.
One way to reach you.
A phone number or a short web address, not both, and never a wall of contact details.
Keep it calm.
People are waiting, not scrolling. A quiet screen with one message is the one they remember.
Elaview’s content check looks at what’s on the screen. It doesn’t review your ad against the rules of your profession. That part is yours. This is general information, not legal advice.
FAQ
Questions, answered straight.
Does Elaview check my ad for HIPAA or medical-board rules?
Can I run it only during clinic hours?
Could my ad appear next to another clinic’s?
What does it cost?
How soon can it be live?
When they need you, they’ll know where you are.
The people who’ll need a checkup next month are folding laundry around the corner today. Be the practice they’ve seen.
As little as 15 minutes from sign-up to first play. The content check and the review take as long as they take.