Orthopedics patient acquisition, engineered for the full surgical funnel
Joint replacement, spine, and sports-medicine patients are searching before they call a single office. We build the discovery-to-consult funnel that captures them for your practice instead of the group across town.
Orthopedics is a two-audience acquisition problem: the primary-care physician deciding where to send the referral, and the patient who Googles their torn ACL, arthritic knee, or herniated disc before that appointment ever happens. Most orthopedic groups win one of those audiences and quietly lose the other. This page maps the full funnel — subspecialty-plus-location search, Google Business Profile, physician-rating sites, and a consult-ready booking flow — and shows how a done-for-you system fills every stage. Start with the free Surge Report™ to see exactly where your practice is leaking new joint, spine, and sports-medicine patients, then book a strategy call to close the gaps.
What's your Orthopedics practice losing every month?
Surge analyzes your homepage and shows you the exact monthly revenue your practice is leaving on the table.
The orthopedic funnel has two front doors — most practices only guard one
Subspecialty + location is the query that wins high-value cases
Capturing acute sports-medicine and imaging demand while it's live
See your funnel gaps free with the Surge Report™
Book a strategy call with the team.
Twenty minutes. We'll walk through the specific opportunities in your market and what a Surge engagement would look like for your practice.
Frequently asked
How is orthopedics patient acquisition different from just running Google Ads?
Ads rent attention and stop the moment you stop paying, and they compete head-to-head on the most expensive keywords in medicine. A full acquisition funnel earns durable organic rankings for dozens of subspecialty-plus-location searches, strengthens your Google Business Profile and physician-rating presence, and fixes the booking flow so referrals and self-searchers both convert. Ads can supplement the funnel, but they can't replace ranking for 'robotic knee replacement in [city],' which keeps sending consults long after the spend stops.
We get most of our patients from physician referrals — do we even need this?
Referrals are valuable but they cap your growth at whatever the existing network already sends, and referring physicians increasingly check your online presence before deciding where to route a patient. A strong funnel does two things: it makes your practice the obvious, well-reviewed choice when a referrer or their patient searches your name, and it opens a second acquisition channel of self-searching joint, spine, and sports-medicine patients that most competitors ignore. It grows the referral channel and adds a new one at the same time.
How do we start, and what does the free Surge Report™ actually tell us?
You start by entering your practice URL into the free Surge Report™ generator. In about a minute it returns the specific surgical-intent searches you're missing, how your local and rating-site presence compares to nearby orthopedic groups, and an estimate of the new-patient and surgical revenue at stake, calibrated to orthopedic case values. There's no sales call required to get it. If you want us to build and run the full funnel for you, you can book a strategy call directly from the report.