Map listing for clinics so patients find the right door and book

A search like “ultrasound near me” or “clinic Yunusabad” comes from someone who needs help today or tomorrow. They check whether the listing shows the right department, whether it is open now and until when samples are taken. If the clinic's only category is “Medical centre” and services are empty, the map may not show it for “gynecologist” or “blood test” even if the doctor sees patients every day. So we add departments and diagnostics as separate services and choose the primary and additional categories to match what the clinic actually does.

The second common problem is the entrance. The clinic is on the ground floor of a residential block, the door is round the side, parking is behind a barrier — patients walk in circles and call reception. We put the pin on the real entrance, add a landmark and floor, and mark parking and wheelchair access. Facade and entrance photos help people recognise the building from the street. For trust, photos of reception, rooms and equipment matter, as do the licence and list of doctors where the platform allows it.

Reviews in healthcare need special care. You cannot reply to a patient complaint by mentioning a diagnosis, test results or treatment: that is personal data. We prepare templates for administrators: acknowledge the issue, invite the patient to call, resolve it outside the review. We collect reviews only from patients after their visit — a QR code at reception or a message after the appointment. No bought reviews and none written on a patient's behalf: for a clinic that is a reputational risk as well.