Free diagnosis: how to find out if your clinic shows up in AIs

You find out if your clinic shows up in AIs by asking today the same questions your patients ask ChatGPT and Gemini, or in a few minutes with Bincoo's free diagnosis, which shows mentions, competitors cited, and visibility gaps. You don't need to pay anything to start seeing the problem.

More than 10,000 companies already use Bincoo to be recommended by ChatGPT, Gemini and other platforms.

At Bincoo, while monitoring thousands of clinics, we saw that most owners have never done this check, and that the first look is usually a shock: the clinic that has invested in a website and Instagram for years simply doesn't exist in the AI's answer. This guide shows how to check at two levels, the manual one and the complete one.

Level 1: the 10-minute manual test

Pick up your phone and ask ChatGPT and Gemini the questions a patient would ask before choosing a clinic:

1. "What's the best [your specialty] clinic in [your city]?"
2. "Who offers [your main service] with good value for money in [your city]?"
3. "Recommend a [your specialty] clinic near [your neighborhood]."
4. "What do people say about [your clinic's name]?"

Write down three things: whether your clinic appears, who appears in your place, and which sources the AI mentions when justifying the recommendation. That's your initial picture. It's limited, because it shows a single conversation and not the trend, but it already answers the central question: does the AI know your clinic?

Level 2: the free, complete diagnosis

The manual test fails at scale: it shows one answer, not a pattern. The complete diagnosis, offered for free by Bincoo, expands the view to:

What the diagnosis reveals	Why it matters
Percentage of mentions in AIs	Your real share of answers, not impressions from one conversation
Competitors cited in your place	Who is capturing patients that would be yours
Key terms with no presence	The questions for which you are invisible
Sources AIs read	Where it's worth being mentioned
Content priorities	What to publish first to change the answer

What to do with the result?

With the diagnosis in hand, the path depends on the scenario:

• If you show up rarely or never: the problem is quotable content. AIs need to read direct answers, clear service pages, and articles with a question-and-answer structure. That's where most clinics fail.
• If you show up, but below competitors: the problem is authority and consistency. Reviews, mentions on portals, and consistent information across the web weigh on the model's choice.
• If you show up well: the work is to maintain and defend the position, because AI answers change every week and competitors also produce content.

Whichever the scenario, the answer comes down to publishing optimized content consistently, which is exactly what Bincoo generates weekly. On the Essential plan, at R$ 39.00/month, the diagnosis stops being a one-time picture and becomes a weekly progress report.

The cost of not knowing

Every week without a diagnosis is a week in which patients may be getting a competitor's name in the AI's answer, without you knowing that this contest exists. Finding out is free; not finding out is expensive.

Conclusion

• The 10-minute manual test already shows whether the AI knows your clinic, but the complete diagnosis reveals the pattern: mentions, competitors and gaps.
• There is no official registry in AIs: whoever shows up is whoever publishes quotable content and gets mentioned.
• Bincoo's diagnosis is free and becomes a weekly report on the Essential plan.

Find out today how AIs respond about your clinic. Visit Bincoo and get your free diagnosis.