Sorry, is this a separate question or related to the one above by Renee?

@Danya Ayaz We have doctors who do GBPs for their location and doctor profiles. I don't think there's any real disadvantage for the dr profile getting more traction as long as they can still convert from the dr page whether that's a call, form fill or appointment. We do it because most everyone is going to research a specific doctor they have to do see so their location page + dr bio page are a benefit to the prospective patients.

@Mika Lepistö separate question

@Casey Yandle thanks

I think it's a net positive. I've almost never referred a clinic, but have referred individuals.

1. This is a very personal relationship environment.

2. If you read some of the reviews in this space (at least the ones I've seen) there are tons of "love the doctor, office is horrible to get in touch with" types of reviews but they still have decent ratings.

the challenge may be non-owned asset when / if provider moves, etc. but that's just reality and should have a plan in place.

From my experience the doctor bio pages on clinic sites will rank high for traffic of all kinds so I could see what @Mika Lepistö is a good move. Plus I will follow my doc from practice to practice if needed.