Be the practice AI recommends for GAE.
Genicular Artery Embolization (GAE) marketing for interventional radiology practices and office-based labs. People with knee pain look for what to try before a knee replacement. Whether they search Google, ask ChatGPT or scroll Instagram, we make sure they find your practice.
See who AI recommends
Pick a procedure and a city. See which practices AI recommends.
What patients ask before they book.
Most patients have never heard of GAE, and many of their doctors haven't either. AI can introduce the procedure and name the practices it can verify. Yours should be on that list.
- “What can I do for knee arthritis pain besides a knee replacement?”
- “Who does genicular artery embolization near me?”
- “Does knee embolization work?”
- “Best knee pain doctor near me that isn't surgery”
Why GAE, why now.
The evidence is maturing, and most patients have never heard of it.
92%
reached a meaningful improvement in WOMAC total score at 12 months
5.2% went on to knee replacement within two years.
Source: GAE systematic review and meta-analysis, Osteoarthritis and Cartilage Open, 2023
700K
total knee replacements a year in the U.S.
14M
U.S. adults living with symptomatic knee osteoarthritis
The patients who search for knee pain relief long before they're ready for surgery.
What changes with the Found system.
Found
Named by ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google's AI when patients ask about GAE near you, and on page one of Google.
Chosen
Your physicians' expertise, reviews and answers to GAE questions, wherever patients compare their options.
Measured
A monthly scorecard: who names you for GAE, where you rank, and the calls and consults that followed.
Give AI something worth quoting.
One 20-minute interview a month with your physicians becomes pages, videos and posts in their own words. That's what AI quotes, and what patients trust.
What most practices publish
- What Causes Knee Pain?
- 5 Tips for Living With Knee Arthritis
- Knee Pain Treatment Options
Any practice could publish these.
What only your physicians can say
“Many of my patients were told to wait until they're ready for a knee replacement. There's a step in between.”
Not another marketing vendor.
| Topic | A typical agency | Found |
|---|---|---|
| Where the content comes from | Where the content comes fromCopywriters guessing at what you’d say | Your physicians, 20 minutes a month |
| Who runs it | Who runs itSeparate vendors for SEO, social and reviews | One team, one voice on every channel |
| AI search | AI searchNot tracked | Tracked monthly in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude |
| What you see each month | What you see each monthClicks and impressions | Leads and bookings against a baseline you signed |
| When you stop paying | When you stop payingThe traffic stops | Your pages, videos and reviews keep working |
A practice like yours.
26
qualified leads in 30 daysRead the case study
“And yes, the SEO is KILLING IT!!!”
Your first 90 days, and every quarter after.
Day 0
You sign.
Kickoff is booked before we hang up.
Day 14
Foundation done.
Call tracking live, your baseline signed, and a mic and light kit in your office.
Day 30
Your first interview goes live.
Videos, shorts, a pillar page and posts on GAE, approved by you.
Day 60
Your first scorecard.
Leads, bookings and where AI recommends you, against your baseline.
Day 90
Your 90-day review.
Results against your baseline, and the plan for next quarter.
Every quarter
It compounds.
A new procedure focus, new interviews and new pages as patients’ questions change.
Your questions, answered.
GAE is new. Is there demand yet?
Patients search for knee pain relief, even if they've never heard of GAE. We build the answers that connect those searches to your practice.
How much time will our physicians need?
About 20 minutes a month to talk through GAE. We turn those interviews into pages, videos and posts in your physicians' own words. You approve everything before it goes live.
How do we know it's working?
Before we start, we check how often five AI assistants name you for GAE in your area, and where you rank on Google. Every month you see what changed, and the calls and consults that followed.
What's a realistic ramp time for GAE patient volume?
Your foundation is in by day 14: call tracking and a signed baseline of where AI names you today. Your first pages go live around day 30, the first scorecard comes at day 60, and at day 90 we review the change against your baseline. GAE patients take months to decide, so the work keeps building after that.
Our local orthopedists don't refer to us. How do you handle that?
That's where Found matters most. Patients who never see a referring orthopedist search their symptoms and ask AI about their options. We make sure the answer names your practice, and that your site answers what they ask next. Good orthopedist relationships help, but you don't need them to start GAE.
Insurance coverage for GAE is still uneven. Does that hurt patient acquisition?
It's a real friction point. Your pages explain coverage plainly, so patients arrive with the right expectations, and the cost questions patients ask become answers AI can quote.
Who is this best suited for: IR practices, OBLs, pain management?
All three. The work is the same. What changes is how we position your practice against the others offering GAE in your market.
Do we need to be a high-volume GAE practice already?
No. New programs need more education, because patients and referring doctors are still learning about GAE. Established programs need more on reviews and comparisons. Found covers both.
How is patient privacy handled?
We never ask for or use patient information. Found works on your public presence: your website, your reviews, your listings and your physicians' own words.
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