PR for Hospitals and Clinics in Guwahati
A new department, a health camp or a new facility can be real news in Guwahati. We write your press release and publish or pitch it, and we keep it inside the rules for medical advertising.
Home-based in Guwahati · Serving businesses across India
Patients look you up before they visit
Choosing a hospital or a clinic is a big decision. People ask family, search your name on Google and read the local news. A true and useful story in a newspaper or news portal gives them one more reason to trust you.
Health news works when it helps readers: a new facility, a free health camp, an awareness day, a new service. Editors decide what they publish, so we write for readers first and never promise coverage.
We find the news in what you already do, write it as a press release, and publish or pitch it on the outlets that fit your goal and budget. To try it yourself first, read our guides on getting featured in Assam newspapers and writing a press release.
Stories a hospital or clinic can tell
- A new department, ward, lab or piece of equipment
- A free health camp or screening drive
- An awareness day, such as World Heart Day or World Diabetes Day
- Health information for the public, such as seasonal tips, kept factual
- Community work and partnerships with schools and local groups
- Milestones, such as an anniversary or a new branch
- Formal announcements the medical ethics rules allow, such as starting a practice or changing address
How we can help
Press releases
Write and publish your facility, camp or awareness-day news on news websites.
Local media pitching
Pitch your story to newspapers and news portals in Guwahati and Assam when it suits earned coverage.
What patients find on Google
Shape what people see when they search for your hospital or clinic: reviews, profiles and stories.
Milestones and expansion
New branches, partnerships and anniversaries, written as business news.
How it works
1. Tell us your news
Message us on WhatsApp with what is happening and any dates: a new facility, a camp or an awareness day.
2. Choose a package
Pick a press release package, or let us suggest the outlets that fit your goal and budget.
3. We write and publish
We write the release and publish or pitch it on the outlets in your package.
4. Your story goes live
Your story goes live on the outlets in your package, ready to share.
Keep every claim within the rules
Medical advertising has its own rules. The National Medical Commission has the Code of Medical Ethics Regulations, 2002 on its website. Regulation 6.1 calls soliciting of patients unethical and bars a doctor from publicity that draws attention to their skill, qualifications or achievements, and from boasting of cases, operations or cures. It allows formal press announcements, such as starting a practice, changing address or declaring charges.
So we write about your facilities, camps and public information, not about one doctor’s skill. We do not write cure claims, patient testimonials or before-and-after stories. If you claim an award or a ranking, keep the proof of how it was decided: the ASCI Code asks advertisers to be able to substantiate their claims, and its rules on awards and rankings cover hospitals and treatments. Rules change, so check the National Medical Commission site for the current text. This is general information, not legal advice.
Questions hospitals and clinics ask
Can a hospital or clinic get featured in newspapers?
Yes, if the story is real, local and useful to readers, such as a new facility, a health camp or an awareness day. Editors decide what they publish, so earned coverage is never guaranteed.
Can you promise a place in a particular newspaper?
No, and nobody honestly can. Paid packages are published on the websites listed in the package, and we always tell you which is which. Earned coverage depends on the editor.
Can you write about our doctors?
We keep stories about the hospital, its facilities and public information. Medical ethics rules restrict doctors from publicity that draws attention to their own skill or qualifications, so we do not write promotional profiles or cure claims. If a story has to name a doctor, check with your state medical council first.
How much does it cost?
Press release packages start at ₹6,240 per release. The price depends on how many websites you want and which ones. See all packages on our pricing page.
Do you work with hospitals and clinics outside Guwahati?
Our work is online and on WhatsApp, so we can work with hospitals and clinics across Assam and the Northeast.
Tell us your hospital or clinic news
Message us on WhatsApp for the fastest reply, or send the form. We will reply with ideas and the right package for your goal.
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- Home-based in Guwahati, Assam · Serving businesses across India