Be the practice AI recommends for UFE.
Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) marketing for interventional radiology practices and office-based labs. Women with fibroids look for alternatives to a hysterectomy. Whether they search Google, ask ChatGPT or scroll Instagram, we make sure they find your practice.
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What patients ask before they book.
Women told they need surgery often look for another option. AI can explain UFE and name the practices that offer it. If yours isn't one of them, she never hears your name.
- “How can I treat fibroids without a hysterectomy?”
- “Who is the best fibroid specialist near me?”
- “Is uterine fibroid embolization safe?”
- “Which doctors do UFE in my city?”
Why UFE, why now.
Fibroids are common, hysterectomy still dominates, and many women are never offered another option.
70–80%
of U.S. women develop fibroids by age 50
Over 80% of Black women.
21 to 1
hysterectomies for every UFE in U.S. hospital data, 2016 to 2022
199,625 hysterectomies against 9,585 UFEs in the National Inpatient Sample.
35.3%
of patients previously seen by a gynecologist were not offered treatment
Source: Patient Experiences With a Multidisciplinary Fibroid Program, 2024
What changes with the Found system.
Found
Named by ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude and Google's AI when patients ask about UFE near you, and on page one of Google.
Chosen
Your physicians' expertise, reviews and answers to UFE questions, wherever patients compare their options.
Measured
A monthly scorecard: who names you for UFE, 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 Are Uterine Fibroids?
- 5 Signs You May Have Fibroids
- Fibroid Treatment Options Explained
Any practice could publish these.
What only your physicians can say
“Most women I see were told a hysterectomy was their only option. For many of them, it isn't.”
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.


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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 UFE, 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.
How much time will our physicians need?
About 20 minutes a month to talk through UFE. 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 UFE 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 UFE 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. UFE patients take months to decide, so the work keeps building after that.
Our local OB-GYNs don't refer to us. How do you get around that?
That's where Found matters most. Patients who never see a referring OB-GYN 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 OB-GYN relationships help, but you don't need them to start UFE.
Many of our patients are women of color who are underserved. How is that reflected in your marketing?
It shapes the work. Black women develop fibroids more often and have historically had less access to UFE. We write your content to answer the questions these patients actually ask, in your physicians' words, and make sure it shows up where they look.
Do you replace our internal marketing team or augment it?
Either works. Found can run your UFE visibility end to end, or sit alongside an in-house team that handles the rest of your marketing. We'll suggest the fit on the call.
What's the typical engagement length?
Found starts with a six-month term at a fixed monthly fee per location. UFE patients take time to decide and the work builds on itself, so we don't sell shorter starts.
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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