Get Chosen · Reviews

Make it easier for patients to share honest feedback.

A neutral, respectful review process helps patients share their experiences and gives your practice a consistent way to respond.

The outcome

A steadier flow of honest reviews.

We help your team choose appropriate moments to ask for feedback and respond without exposing patient information in public.

Answers up front

Common questions, answered first.

Can we ask patients for reviews?

Yes, with a neutral request. We do not buy, incentivize, fabricate, or selectively gate reviews.

Can we remove negative reviews?

No. We can help your team respond thoughtfully and follow the platform’s reporting process when a review violates its policies.

Should we mention a patient’s care in a reply?

No. Public replies should avoid confirming a patient relationship or sharing clinical details.

What to know

Reviews shape local decisions.

Independent consumer research shows that people read local reviews, look for recent feedback, and expect businesses to respond. These survey findings are not practice-specific outcomes.

97%

of consumers read reviews for local businesses.

74%

look for reviews from the past three months.

89%

expect business owners to respond to reviews.

Source: BrightLocal, 2026 Local Consumer Review Survey (1,002 U.S. adults). Independent research; not Solitude client results.

Why it matters

Trust needs a thoughtful process.

A simple request and careful response can help your practice show up accurately without turning patient feedback into a scripted campaign.

What we do

What we support

  • Neutral review requests at appropriate touchpoints
  • Direct links to the relevant platform
  • Staff guidance for responses that protect patient privacy
  • Dated review volume, recency, and response snapshots

How it works

How the work runs

  1. Record the current review profile.
  2. Agree on request wording, timing, and staff ownership.
  3. Set up links and a light process.
  4. Review response guidance with the practice.
  5. Compare dated snapshots.

How we measure

What we can show

Review volume, recency, and response patterns across comparable snapshots. We do not publish ratings or patient outcomes we cannot verify.

Keep going

Related work

Local Visibility includes review strategy alongside profile and content work.

The next step

Growth without the chaos.

Tell us what your practice needs to improve. We’ll clarify the scope and the next useful step.