The assessment is vague
Patients can't tell what happens, how long it takes or who they will see.
We build the pages, answers and follow-up that bring the right patients to your assessment. Your clinicians own everything clinical.
A 30-minute call with Anatolie. You leave with the gaps we found and a proposed first scope.

Most gaps sit between the first question and the booked assessment.
Patients can't tell what happens, how long it takes or who they will see.
Sometimes an adult child or spouse makes the first call. Pages and scripts should answer them too.
A questionnaire, report or app needs a stated purpose and a clinician who reviews it.
Results visits, rebooking and referrals each need a named owner and a script.
Your clinic names the appointments. We write the page and booking route for each one.
| Appointment | What the page explains | Your clinic confirms |
|---|---|---|
| First consultation | Who it suits, what happens, how long it takes, what to bring | Clinician, fee and location or telehealth coverage |
| Cognitive assessment visit | The assessment in plain words, time needed and how results are shared | Which tools are used and who interprets them |
| Results review | When it happens and who explains the results | The next steps your clinicians offer |
| Family conversation | Who can attend and what consent is needed | Consent and privacy rules |
| Follow-up visit | Why and when patients come back | Interval and clinical criteria |
Clinician-reviewed answers, written for search and AI answer engines.
Each answer names a clinical reviewer and a review date. We change any wording they flag.
We keep structured data consistent with the visible page. Rankings and AI citations are not guaranteed.
No promises to improve memory, prevent dementia or treat a condition. In 2016 FTC settled with Lumosity over brain-training claims like these. Read the FTC release ↗
Apps and devices have their own rules. FDA's wellness policy covers mental-acuity claims that name no disease. Read FDA guidance ↗
One build for the whole journey, from first search to attended assessment.
We pin down who the assessment is for, what it includes and where you serve patients.
You receive a service brief and consultation messaging.
One page per appointment type, built around your clinicians and booking process.
You receive page copy, the agreed build and tested booking steps.
We map patient and family questions to pages, then draft answers for clinician review.
You receive content briefs, drafts and an approval workflow.
We map calls and forms to a named owner, with scripts for patients and relatives.
You receive the routing plan, CRM stages and scripts.
We scope reminders, preparation messages and follow-up for missed or due visits.
You receive templates and rules for when staff take over.
We track qualified inquiries, bookings and attendance with written definitions.
You receive a baseline, source tracking and a reporting plan.
The dashed steps are clinical. Marketing hands over and stops prompting.
Clinical work stays with your clinicians. We build and run the rest.
| Work | LeadsACE | Your clinic team |
|---|---|---|
| Consultation pages | Writes and builds them | Confirms services, fees and credentials |
| Patient education | Drafts answers with sources | A clinician reviews and approves |
| Inquiry response | Writes scripts and routing | Front desk answers within the agreed time |
| Intake and records | Links to your intake system | Collects medical history securely |
| Assessment and results | No role | Clinicians administer, interpret and decide next steps |
| Reminders and rebooking | Builds templates and rules | Staff handle exceptions |
| Reporting | Tracks inquiries, bookings and attendance | Shares booking and attendance data |
Many brain-health offers come with a report, an app or a device. Test each one before you market it.
Ask for a live demo of intake, report generation and booking with a sample record.
Check white-label rights, data exports, data processing terms and ongoing costs. Ask for proof of any advertised integration.
If a tool produces a brain-health score, ask what validation exists and for which population.
Wearable and EEG integrations are separate builds. They need their own scope and their own claims review.
That is a business sale with a buying committee, not patient acquisition. We scope it under healthtech go-to-market.
Explore healthtech go-to-market ↗A scoped 90-day pilot, with the delivery plan agreed before kickoff.
Review the assessment, audience, current pages and inquiry handling. Set the baseline and confirm scope.
Create the agreed pages, education and routing. Test forms, booking steps and staff handoffs.
Publish approved work and connect the agreed channels. Confirm inquiries reach the right owner.
Review inquiry quality, bookings and attendance. Document the next changes and who owns them.
Delivery volume, review timelines, implementation owners and price go into the signed scope.
Media, software, custom apps and staffing are separate.
Book a Growth AuditNo guaranteed bookings, revenue, rankings or AI citations.
Bring your website, appointment types and booking process. Here is what happens next.
Scope and ownership, settled before the work starts.
No. We describe the assessment and who conducts it. Outcome claims need competent and reliable scientific evidence under FTC guidance.
A clinician you name. Each page shows the reviewer and the review date. We change anything they flag.
Yes, as a step toward a consultation. We explain its inputs and limits. We never present it as a diagnosis.
Not in the pilot. Apps, wearable integrations and EEG work need separate scope, usually with a software vendor.
Yes, for an approved consultation offer with approved copy. Media spend is separate. We do not run ads promising cognitive outcomes.
A scoped 90-day clinic growth pilot. We agree the assessment focus, deliverables, owners and review steps first. Bookings are not guaranteed.
A 30-minute call with Anatolie. We review your offer, website, inquiry sources and follow-up. You leave with the gaps we found and a proposed first scope.