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Doctor Rank says a client was referred by ChatGPT, reports higher Google call clicks

Doctor Rank, an AI‑focused SEO agency for healthcare providers and law firms, issued a press release highlighting two recent outcomes. Within six weeks of working with a Florida personal‑injury law firm, the firm reported a new client who told intake staff that ChatGPT had specifically recommended the firm when asked for the best car‑accident attorneys. The agency’s work included revamping…

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  • Doctor Rank reports a Florida personal injury law firm received a client who said ChatGPT recommended the firm by name.
  • Google Business Profile call-button clicks rose for multiple practices, e.g., Queens dermatology from 856 (2023) to 1,336 (2025).
  • Doctor Rank attributes growth to SEO work—structured data, listings, website redesign—while noting no single change caused the results.

The release also detailed increases in Google Business Profile call‑button clicks for several clients. A Queens dermatology practice saw clicks rise from 856 in mid‑2023 to 1,336 in mid‑2025; a Brooklyn dermatology clinic grew from 43 to 115 clicks year‑over‑year in July; a New York gastroenterology clinic rose from 114 to 164 clicks in September; and a Brooklyn personal‑injury law firm recorded a 36.5% jump in clicks from November‑May compared with the prior year. Doctor Rank’s founder Artem Saribekyan emphasized that while AI assistants now answer “who does what” queries, the agency’s SEO and structured‑data work helps ensure accurate, visible answers, but the firm does not claim any single change caused the referral or click increases.

Full story fromusatoday.com · by Doctor Rank · via Search: ChatGPTOpen source ↗

Doctor Rank Reports a ChatGPT-Referred Client and More Google Call-Button Clicks for Healthcare and Legal Practices

usatoday.com · 17 September 2026

New York, NY – September 16, 2026 – Doctor Rank, an AI search and SEO agency that works only with healthcare providers and law firms, today shared recent client results in two areas: referrals from AI assistants such as ChatGPT, and clicks on the call button in clients’ Google Search and Maps listings.

AI assistant referral

Within the first six weeks of working with a personal injury law firm in Florida, the firm received a new client who told intake staff that ChatGPT had recommended the firm by name when asked for the best car accident attorneys in the area. Doctor Rank’s work for the firm included rebuilding its attorney bio pages, reorganizing its practice-area pages, expanding its listings on legal directories such as Avvo, Justia and FindLaw, and managing its Google Business Profile listings. The agency does not claim that any single change caused the recommendation.

Call-button clicks on Google Business Profiles

Doctor Rank also reported increases in Google Business Profile call-button clicks. These figures measure clicks on the call button in Search and Maps, not completed conversations, new patients or signed clients.

– A dermatology practice in Queens, New York: 856 call-button clicks in June and July 2023 combined, and 1,336 in June and July 2025 combined.

– A dermatology clinic in Brooklyn, New York: 43 call-button clicks in July 2024, and 115 in July 2025.

– A gastroenterology clinic in New York: 114 call-button clicks in September 2024, and 164 in September 2025.

– A personal injury law firm in Brooklyn, New York: 228 call-button clicks from November 2025 through February 2026 combined, up 36.5 percent from the same four months a year earlier. The work for this firm included rebuilding the structured data across 170 pages of its website.

“Patients and clients are not only searching anymore, they are asking,” said Artem Saribekyan, founder and CEO of Doctor Rank. “When someone asks ChatGPT for a good dermatologist or a car accident lawyer in their city, the answer draws on what the web says about local practices. Our job is to make sure a practice’s own website and listings state clearly and accurately what it does, who does the work, and where it is.”

Artem Saribekyan has worked in search engine optimization since 2005. He founded Doctor Rank in 2022 to focus that experience on healthcare and legal practices.

The agency’s work centers on clear pages for each service and provider, accurate structured data, consistent business listings across directories, and Google Business Profile management. Doctor Rank works month to month with no long-term contracts and takes one client per specialty in each city.

About Doctor Rank

Doctor Rank is an AI search and SEO agency for doctors, dentists, medical clinics and law firms, founded in 2022 and based in New York, with an office in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The agency provides local SEO, website design, AI search optimization, Meta advertising and reputation management, and works only with healthcare and legal practices. More information is available at https://doctorrank.com.

Media Contact

Company: Doctor Rank

Contact: Artem Saribekyan, Founder and CEO

Phone: (718) 307-2996

Email: info@doctorrank.com

Website: https://doctorrank.com

Media ContactCompany Name: Doctor RankContact Person: Artem SaribekyanEmail: info@doctorrank.comPhone: (718) 307-2996City: New YorkState: NYCountry: United StatesWebsite: https://doctorrank.com

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