Best GEO Agencies for Healthcare in Southeast Asia (2026)
Nine agencies that sell AI search optimization and publish healthcare work, scored on their healthcare results, AI search evidence, reach across the region, medical advertising know-how and price transparency.
Editorial note: Best Healthcare GEO Agency is published by GTMLab, which is included in this ranking. No agency pays for placement. Every agency is scored with the same published method, and the order is computed from those scores.
Our top picks
| Rank | Agency | Best for | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| =1 | GTMLab | hospitals and clinics that want AI search and paid patient acquisition from one team | 4.1 |
| =1 | Primal | clinics and hospitals in Thailand and Malaysia | 4.1 |
| 3 | MediaOne | Singapore clinics that want AI visibility reporting | 3.7 |
| 4 | Hashmeta | brands that want one agency across many Southeast Asian markets | 3.4 |
| =5 | 365Asia | individual specialists who want doctor profiles that AI answers cite | 3.3 |
| =5 | First Page Digital | Singapore clinics that want SEO with AI search added | 3.3 |
| =5 | OOm | established Singapore clinics adding GEO to existing SEO | 3.3 |
| 8 | PULSE Digital | Singapore clinics that need MOH-compliant content | 3.1 |
| 9 | OC Digital | clinics wanting GEO bundled with ads and SEO | 2.2 |
Joint number 1: GTMLab
Best for hospitals and clinics that want AI search and paid patient acquisition from one team
4.1/5
- Headquarters
- Jakarta, Indonesia
- Founded
- 2024
- Pricing
- $499, $999 or $1,999 a month on a six-month term (USD)
- Services
- AI search optimization (GEO and AEO), SEO, Paid media, Funnels and CRO, Data and CRM
Why we picked it
GTMLab publishes several healthcare case studies with results: a Meta lead campaign for IHH Healthcare's Malaysian hospitals reported 5,000+ qualified leads at a 70% lower cost per lead, and an SEO program for Medifly, an Indonesian medical-travel platform, took daily organic clicks from about 22 to about 89. Its GEO prices are public: $499 to $1,999 a month on a six-month term. It publishes a guide to the medical advertising rules of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore, with the review process it applies to healthcare content. It has not yet published AI search results; its Medifly case study states there is no AI-citation data yet. GTMLab publishes this site.
Pros
- Several named healthcare clients with published results
- Full GEO price list
- Published guide and review process for medical advertising rules in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore
- AI search, SEO and paid patient acquisition from one team
Cons
- No published AI search results yet
- One client review on Clutch
How GTMLab scored
| Criterion | Weight | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Healthcare work | 30% | 5/5 | Several named healthcare clients with published results: IHH Healthcare (Gleneagles, Pantai, Prince Court), Medifly, a Jakarta orthopedic clinic and On Demand Medical Group. |
| AI search results in healthcare | 25% | 2/5 | Sells a GEO service with weekly prompt tracking, but has published no AI search results; the Medifly case study says so. |
| Southeast Asia reach | 20% | 4/5 | Office in Jakarta, with published healthcare work in Indonesia and Malaysia. |
| Medical advertising rules | 15% | 5/5 | A current guide to the medical advertising rules of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore, published October 2026, plus a stated review process for healthcare content. |
| Price transparency | 10% | 5/5 | A full GEO price list with its term. |
EvidenceIHH Healthcare case study (opens in a new tab)Medifly SEO case study (opens in a new tab)AI search service (opens in a new tab)Healthcare advertising rules guide (opens in a new tab)Pricing (opens in a new tab)Website (opens in a new tab)
Joint number 1: Primal
Best for clinics and hospitals in Thailand and Malaysia
4.1/5
- Headquarters
- Bangkok, Thailand
- Founded
- 2015
- Pricing
- Not published
- Services
- AI search optimization (ElevateSEO), AI citation tracking (SENTR), SEO, Google Ads
Why we picked it
Primal publishes AI search results for named healthcare clients: Bangkok Eye Aesthetics was cited for 43 more prompts on AI platforms within six months, and sessions from AI search rose 56% in three months for SpringHill Clinic in Malaysia. It runs offices in Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur, and its Malaysian healthcare page notes that treatment ads need Medicine Advertisements Board approval. It does not publish prices, and its AI search figures come without a stated method.
Pros
- Named healthcare clients with AI search results
- Offices in Thailand and Malaysia
- 4.8 on Clutch from 26 reviews
Cons
- No published prices
- AI search figures have no stated method or exact dates
How Primal scored
| Criterion | Weight | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Healthcare work | 30% | 5/5 | Named healthcare clients with results in Thailand and Malaysia (Bangkok Eye Aesthetics, SpringHill Clinic), plus Bonefit Clinic, Metro Eldercare and Jeta Care. |
| AI search results in healthcare | 25% | 4/5 | Named healthcare AI search results with numbers over stated periods (43 more prompts cited in six months; 56% more AI search sessions in three months), but no stated method. |
| Southeast Asia reach | 20% | 5/5 | Offices in Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur, with healthcare clients in both countries. |
| Medical advertising rules | 15% | 3/5 | States that Malaysian treatment ads need Medicine Advertisements Board approval; no published guide. |
| Price transparency | 10% | 1/5 | No prices published. |
EvidenceHealthcare cases, Thailand (opens in a new tab)Healthcare page, Malaysia (opens in a new tab)AI search service (opens in a new tab)Clutch: 4.8 from 26 reviews (opens in a new tab)Website (opens in a new tab)
Number 3: MediaOne
Best for Singapore clinics that want AI visibility reporting
3.7/5
- Headquarters
- Singapore
- Founded
- 2013
- Pricing
- From $580 a month for one AI platform, $980 for two, $2,890 for three (currency not stated)
- Services
- GEO, AI visibility reporting (Digimetrics.ai), SEO, Digital marketing
Why we picked it
MediaOne publishes a GEO result for Ma Kuang Healthcare, a traditional Chinese medicine group: an AI share of voice of 39.3% with positive sentiment. It also has a current guide to Singapore's healthcare advertising regulations under the HCSA, and GEO plans start at $580 a month. Ma Kuang is its only named healthcare client, and the GEO figures carry no dates or method.
Pros
- Published GEO metrics for a healthcare client
- Current guide to Singapore's medical advertising rules
- Starting prices published
Cons
- One named healthcare client
- No dates or method on GEO results
- No client reviews on Clutch
How MediaOne scored
| Criterion | Weight | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Healthcare work | 30% | 3/5 | One named healthcare client, Ma Kuang Healthcare Group, shown with GEO metrics. |
| AI search results in healthcare | 25% | 4/5 | A named healthcare GEO result with numbers (AI share of voice, visibility, sentiment), without dates or method. |
| Southeast Asia reach | 20% | 4/5 | Office in Singapore only, with a published GEO client in the Philippines. |
| Medical advertising rules | 15% | 4/5 | A current guide to Singapore's Healthcare Services (Advertisement) Regulations, published October 2026. |
| Price transparency | 10% | 4/5 | Starting prices per tier; currency not labelled. |
EvidenceGEO service and results (opens in a new tab)Medical marketing compliance guide (opens in a new tab)Website (opens in a new tab)
Number 4: Hashmeta
Best for brands that want one agency across many Southeast Asian markets
3.4/5
- Headquarters
- Singapore
- Founded
- 2012
- Pricing
- Managed retainers from $1,500 a month, 12-month minimum (USD; page marked as a draft)
- Services
- GEO and AEO, SEO, Content marketing, Social media
Why we picked it
Hashmeta has teams in Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines and Thailand alongside its Singapore headquarters, and publishes a GEO case study with a stated source: 307 AI answers citing a client's site, measured with Ahrefs in September 2026. That client is a Chinese robotics company. Its named healthcare work, for Parkway Cancer Centre and Mount Elizabeth Hospital, is social media and content rather than GEO.
Pros
- Teams across six Southeast Asian countries
- A GEO case study with a stated source and date
Cons
- No healthcare GEO results
- GEO page testimonials could not be traced to real people or companies
- GEO page promises 'AI citation dominance' while its pricing page rules out guarantees
How Hashmeta scored
| Criterion | Weight | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Healthcare work | 30% | 3/5 | Named healthcare clients (Parkway Cancer Centre, Mount Elizabeth Hospital), but the published work is social media and content, without healthcare results. |
| AI search results in healthcare | 25% | 3/5 | A sourced, dated AI citation result, but for a client outside healthcare; other GEO figures on its page are unattributed. |
| Southeast Asia reach | 20% | 5/5 | Headquarters in Singapore, with teams in five other Southeast Asian countries. |
| Medical advertising rules | 15% | 3/5 | A 2026 guide to Singapore healthcare marketing oversight (MOH, SMC) that does not cover the HCSA advertising regulations. |
| Price transparency | 10% | 3/5 | Price list published but marked as a draft. |
EvidenceGEO service (opens in a new tab)Reeman GEO case study (opens in a new tab)Parkway Cancer Centre campaign (opens in a new tab)Pricing (draft) (opens in a new tab)Website (opens in a new tab)
Joint number 5: 365Asia
Best for individual specialists who want doctor profiles that AI answers cite
3.3/5
- Headquarters
- Singapore
- Pricing
- Not published
- Services
- Doctor visibility packages, Expert profiles with structured data, Health editorial, Directory listings
Why we picked it
365Asia is a health publisher rather than a conventional agency: it sells doctor visibility packages on its own health sites in Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and Indonesia. It publishes named cases for specialists in Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru and Singapore, including a psychiatrist it says Google's AI Overview featured for 'best psychiatrist in Malaysia'. The cases give no counts or method, and prices are not published.
Pros
- Healthcare only
- Named specialist cases in Malaysia and Singapore
- Own health sites in four countries
Cons
- A publisher selling visibility, not a full agency
- No counts or method behind AI search claims
- No published prices
How 365Asia scored
| Criterion | Weight | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Healthcare work | 30% | 4/5 | Healthcare only, with five named specialist cases. |
| AI search results in healthcare | 25% | 3/5 | A named AI Overview placement claim, without counts or method. |
| Southeast Asia reach | 20% | 4/5 | A Singapore base, with health sites in four countries and published cases in Malaysia. |
| Medical advertising rules | 15% | 3/5 | States its clinical content follows the HCSA; no published guide. |
| Price transparency | 10% | 1/5 | No prices published. |
EvidencePreferred Doctor Pack (opens in a new tab)Psychiatrist AI search case (opens in a new tab)Website (opens in a new tab)
Joint number 5: First Page Digital
Best for Singapore clinics that want SEO with AI search added
3.3/5
- Headquarters
- Singapore
- Founded
- 2011
- Pricing
- Not published
- Services
- SEO for AI (AEO and GEO), SEO, Paid search, Programmatic advertising
Why we picked it
Clinics and a physiotherapy practice have reviewed First Page's SEO work on Clutch, where it holds 4.6 from 50 reviews, and its case study for Ashford Dental Centre reports 33.1% more online call bookings. Its guide to Singapore's medical advertising rules covers both the PHMC and HCSA regulations. Its published AI search result is for a telecom brand rather than a healthcare client, and it does not publish prices.
Pros
- 4.6 on Clutch from 50 reviews
- Current guide to Singapore's medical advertising rules
Cons
- No healthcare AI search results
- No published prices
- One Southeast Asian office
How First Page Digital scored
| Criterion | Weight | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Healthcare work | 30% | 4/5 | A named dental SEO case study with results (undated), plus clinic and physiotherapy reviews on Clutch. |
| AI search results in healthcare | 25% | 3/5 | A named AI search result with numbers for a telecom brand (M1 Maxx), not a healthcare client. |
| Southeast Asia reach | 20% | 3/5 | Southeast Asia office in Singapore only; its group's other offices are outside the region. |
| Medical advertising rules | 15% | 4/5 | A current guide to Singapore's medical advertising rules, covering the PHMC and HCSA regulations. |
| Price transparency | 10% | 1/5 | No prices published. |
EvidenceAI SEO service (opens in a new tab)Singapore medical advertising guide (opens in a new tab)Clutch: 4.6 from 50 reviews (opens in a new tab)Website (opens in a new tab)
Joint number 5: OOm
Best for established Singapore clinics adding GEO to existing SEO
3.3/5
- Headquarters
- Singapore
- Founded
- 2006
- Pricing
- Indicative GEO add-on of $500 to $2,000 a month (SGD)
- Services
- GEO, SEO, Search and display ads, Social media
Why we picked it
OOm lists a long roster of healthcare clients, including Thomson Medical and NUH, and a case study for City Osteopathy & Physiotherapy reporting ten times more website traffic. It has a Philippines office and an indicative GEO add-on price of $500 to $2,000 a month (SGD). It has not published AI search results, and its medical advertising guide predates Singapore's HCSA regulations.
Pros
- Long list of named healthcare clients
- Offices in Singapore and the Philippines
- Indicative GEO price published
Cons
- No published AI search results
- Medical advertising guide is out of date
How OOm scored
| Criterion | Weight | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Healthcare work | 30% | 4/5 | A named physiotherapy case study with results from 2019, plus a list of named healthcare clients. |
| AI search results in healthcare | 25% | 2/5 | A GEO service, but the case studies on its GEO page are SEO results. |
| Southeast Asia reach | 20% | 4/5 | Offices in Singapore and the Philippines. |
| Medical advertising rules | 15% | 3/5 | A medical advertising guide last edited in 2021, before the HCSA regulations. |
| Price transparency | 10% | 3/5 | Indicative add-on range only. |
EvidenceGEO service (opens in a new tab)City Osteopathy & Physiotherapy case study (opens in a new tab)Healthcare clients (opens in a new tab)Clutch: 4.7 from 7 reviews (opens in a new tab)Website (opens in a new tab)
Number 8: PULSE Digital
Best for Singapore clinics that need MOH-compliant content
3.1/5
- Headquarters
- Singapore
- Pricing
- Not published
- Services
- Medical AEO and GEO, SEO, Content
Why we picked it
PULSE Digital runs a dedicated medical AEO and GEO service and has the strongest compliance material on this list: a July 2026 guide to MOH advertising rules under the HCSA, and a stated commitment to medically reviewed, HCSA-compliant content. Its named healthcare case, a vascular clinic, shows a Google AI Overview citing the clinic, but no counts; its other clinic cases are anonymised. It works from one Singapore office and does not publish prices.
Pros
- Dedicated medical GEO service
- Current MOH and HCSA guidance with a stated review process
Cons
- Most clinic cases are anonymised
- One office
- No published prices
How PULSE Digital scored
| Criterion | Weight | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Healthcare work | 30% | 3/5 | One named clinic case with SEO results; other clinic cases are anonymised. |
| AI search results in healthcare | 25% | 3/5 | A screenshot of an AI Overview citing a named clinic, without counts or method. |
| Southeast Asia reach | 20% | 3/5 | One office, in Singapore. |
| Medical advertising rules | 15% | 5/5 | A current guide to MOH advertising rules under the HCSA, plus a stated review process for medical content. |
| Price transparency | 10% | 1/5 | No prices published. |
EvidenceMedical AEO and GEO service (opens in a new tab)Vascular centre case study (opens in a new tab)MOH advertising guidelines guide (opens in a new tab)Website (opens in a new tab)
Number 9: OC Digital
Best for clinics wanting GEO bundled with ads and SEO
2.2/5
- Headquarters
- Singapore
- Founded
- 2010
- Pricing
- Not published
- Services
- GEO for medical clinics, SEO, Paid ads, Web design
Why we picked it
OC Digital has a GEO page written for medical clinics and a case study for Child Smile, a paediatric dental clinic. The case reports GEO gains as undefined percentages, such as 42% 'improved AI search readiness', and its headline revenue figures match those shown for two other clients. It publishes no medical advertising guidance and no prices.
Pros
- GEO service written for clinics
- States openly that no agency can guarantee AI placement
Cons
- Case figures are undefined or repeated across clients
- No medical advertising guidance
- No published prices
How OC Digital scored
| Criterion | Weight | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Healthcare work | 30% | 2/5 | One named clinic case whose headline figures repeat across other clients; other clinic cases are anonymised. |
| AI search results in healthcare | 25% | 3/5 | AI search figures without definitions, and an unnamed clinic 'featured in AI search results'. |
| Southeast Asia reach | 20% | 3/5 | Singapore only. |
| Medical advertising rules | 15% | 1/5 | No medical advertising guidance found. |
| Price transparency | 10% | 1/5 | No prices published. |
EvidenceMedical clinics GEO service (opens in a new tab)Child Smile case study (opens in a new tab)Website (opens in a new tab)
How we scored them
Each agency gets a score from 1 to 5 on every criterion below, based on evidence it publishes itself or that appears on public review profiles. The weights turn those into one score out of 5, and the list is sorted by it. Every score has a written reason under the agency's entry. The general rules are in our methodology.
| Criterion | Weight | What we check |
|---|---|---|
| Healthcare work | 30% | Does the agency publish healthcare case studies or name healthcare clients, and do they show results?5: several named healthcare clients with published results. 4: a named case with results plus other named clients. 3: named clients with thin or undated results. 2: anonymised or doubtful cases. 1: none. |
| AI search results in healthcare | 25% | Has it published results from AI answers (citations, AI Overview placements, AI share of voice) for a healthcare client?5: a named healthcare client with numbers, dates and a method. 4: a named healthcare client with numbers. 3: a claim without numbers, or results outside healthcare. 2: a GEO service but no published results. |
| Southeast Asia reach | 20% | Does it have offices or published client work in more than one Southeast Asian market?5: offices in two or more countries, with client work there. 4: one office plus client work in another country. 3: one country. |
| Medical advertising rules | 15% | Has it published guidance on the medical advertising rules of the markets it serves, such as Singapore's HCSA advertising regulations or Malaysia's Medicine Advertisements Board approval?5: a current guide plus a stated review process. 4: a current guide. 3: an outdated guide or a stated process only. 2: platform ad policies or privacy rules only. 1: none. |
| Price transparency | 10% | Does it publish what its GEO work costs?5: a price list with terms. 4: starting prices or its own ranges. 3: indicative, draft or market ranges. 1: not published. |
Questions buyers ask
What does a GEO agency do for a clinic or hospital?
It works on what AI assistants read when a patient asks for a provider: the clinic's own pages (services, doctors, locations), structured data that states those facts plainly, and the directories, review sites and articles the assistants cite. The aim is to be named, accurately, in the answer.
Do medical advertising rules apply to AI search work?
Yes. What an agency publishes for a clinic is advertising in most markets, so claims, testimonials and comparisons follow the same rules as any other channel: Singapore's HCSA advertising regulations, for example, or Malaysia's requirement that treatment ads be approved by the Medicine Advertisements Board. Ask an agency how it checks content before it goes live.
How do I check an agency's AI search claims?
Ask for a named case with the prompts tracked, the AI engines checked (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews), dates, and a before and after. On this list, only results with a named healthcare client and numbers score above 3 on AI search results.
Why is GTMLab on this list?
GTMLab publishes this site and meets the inclusion rules for this list, so it is scored with the same criteria as every other agency, and the note above the list says so. No agency pays to be listed or ranked.