Tely Health for spine surgery practices
We get your spine practice found for herniated discs, sciatica and stenosis on Google and ChatGPT, answer every call and chat, check insurance and imaging, and book the consult.
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Spine patients often live with back or leg pain for months, try therapy and injections, then look for a surgeon. They research options, worry about recovery, ask whether they need an MRI and want a second opinion.
Where you lose themBack pain patients research for months. Without condition and treatment pages, they never find your surgeons.
Where you lose themChatGPT explains surgery options with the practices it can read. Those are the ones it names.
Where you lose themCalls about imaging and insurance pile up, and a patient who can’t get an answer goes to the hospital system.
01 · Get found
We publish clear pages on herniated discs, sciatica, stenosis and the procedures you offer, including when surgery is and is not the answer. Surgeon pages show training and approach. Maps listings and second-opinion searches bring in patients who are ready to talk.
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Vincent Park, MD
Neurosurgeon, Spine
Minimally Invasive Spine
02 · Answer every patient
The AI front desk asks the screening questions you choose, such as prior therapy, injections and recent imaging, then books the right visit type. Patients describing new weakness or loss of bladder control are told to seek emergency care and your team is alerted.
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12 June | 12:00 PM
Spine Surgery Consultation
03 · Fill your schedule
The consult lands in your scheduler with insurance checked and imaging status noted, so nobody arrives without an MRI. Patients waiting on records or authorization get reminders until the visit is ready to happen.
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Spine patients are cautious, well-researched and often sent by other doctors.
Patients may read for months about fusion, disc replacement and minimally invasive options before calling anyone. Honest pages on what each option involves are what earn the call, and what AI assistants quote.
Many plans require documented conservative care and prior authorization before spine surgery. Capturing plan details and treatment history at booking helps your team know early whether a case can move forward.
Pain specialists, primary care doctors and chiropractors refer spine patients, and many patients seek a second opinion on their own. A dedicated second-opinion page and referral tracking serve both paths.
Published results from practices on Tely. The specialty is named on each card.
Pain medicine · Northeast Florida A pain medicine practice: 13× more clicks in five months
On a new site Tely built: from 227 to 2,979 Google clicks a month between April and September 2026, measured in Google Search Console.
A regenerative orthopedics clinic: 27× more clicks from Google
Regenerative orthopedics · Bay Area
An independent cardiology practice: 40× more clicks from Google
Cardiology · Miami
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With condition, procedure and surgeon pages written for cautious researchers, local SEO, AI search visibility and second-opinion campaigns. Then calls are screened by your rules, insurance and imaging are checked and the consult is booked.
The AI front desk asks your questions, such as therapy tried, injections and imaging, and books the right visit type. Patients better suited to therapy or pain management can be booked there instead, if you offer it.
Your rules apply. Callers describing sudden weakness, numbness in the groin or loss of bladder control are told to seek emergency care, and your on-call team is notified. The AI never gives medical advice.
Yes. A second-opinion page explains what to bring and how the visit works, and ads reach patients searching for one. Many spine patients look for a second opinion before agreeing to surgery.
Carefully. Pages describe what the procedure involves, who it suits and typical recovery from your own protocols, without promising outcomes. Your surgeons review content before it goes live.
Yes. The pages, surgeon profiles and patient data belong to your practice, now and after we stop working together.
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