ET HealthWorld. Medical Daily. Muscle & Fitness. The Healthy. At a fixed price, with the date agreed before you pay.
Fifty-four health, medical and wellness publications, priced openly from $19 to $3,700. You choose the masthead, you see the turnaround, and you are published — or your money comes back. Forty-two of these titles are already cited by AI engines when people ask health questions.
A patient sits in the car park before their first appointment and searches your name. An investor’s analyst opens fourteen tabs about your supplement brand. A hospital board reads about the surgeon they are considering. None of them will tell you what they found. They will simply keep the appointment, or quietly not. In health, credibility is not vanity — it is the thing standing between good work and the people who need it.
Three routes into health and wellness media. Only one of them can be booked with a date on it.
Free, and entirely outside anyone’s control. It needs a peer-reviewed result, a first, a patient story worth telling, or a number that changes how something is understood. Genuine earned media, and nobody can promise it to you.
Five to fifteen thousand a month, ninety days before anything appears, and coverage remains a hope rather than a deliverable. Right for a hospital group with a communications programme. Punishing for a clinician who needs credible evidence before a visa filing or a board meeting.
This is what we do. You choose the publication from the list below, you see the price and the turnaround before you commit, we write to that outlet’s editorial standard and submit it to their editor. It runs, or you are refunded in full.
Health is the one category where overpromising does real damage.
Health publications hold their contributors to a standard, and so do we. We will write about your work, your credentials, your research and your practice. We will not write that a product cures, treats or prevents anything, and we will not dress a claim up in softer language to get it past an editor.
This matters commercially as well as ethically. An article that overreaches is the one a regulator screenshots, and it is the one an editor pulls six months later — taking your evidence with it. What you are buying is a permanent, credible record that stands up to scrutiny: the masthead a visa officer recognises, the piece a board can cite, the article an AI assistant repeats when someone asks who leads this field.
If what you need is advertising for a claim we cannot support, we will tell you so and decline the work. There is no version of this where we take your money for something that will hurt you later.
Live from our media inventory. Authority, turnaround and price exactly as you would pay them today.
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Prices are per placement and include the writing. Nothing is charged until you choose.
Send us your practice, product or research and the moment you are working towards. We reply within one business day with the exact titles we would recommend, the price of each, and an honest view of what will and will not be possible.
If the publication you chose does not run your article, you are refunded in full. We guarantee publication in the masthead you selected. We do not guarantee patient enquiries, investment or a visa outcome — nobody honestly can, and you should be wary of anyone who says otherwise.
The things clinicians, founders and researchers ask us before they spend anything.
Per placement, from $19 to $3,700 depending on the publication. The median across our fifty-four health and wellness titles is $799. That price includes the writing and is fixed before you commit — there is no retainer and no monthly minimum.
Yes. ET HealthWorld sits at DA 94, with Medical Daily, The Healthy and Muscle & Fitness alongside it. Each is listed below with its price and turnaround, and if it does not run you are refunded.
No. We will write about your work, your research and your practice, but we will not state that anything cures, treats or prevents a condition. Health editors reject those pieces, regulators act on them, and an article that gets pulled later takes your evidence with it.
It is commonly used for exactly that. Published material about you in professional publications is a recognised criterion, and these titles are the kind that qualify. We can point you at our dedicated visa page, which explains how the evidence is usually assembled.
Sixteen of the fifty-four titles publish within three days. The rest run from five to fourteen days. Each turnaround is shown against the publication before you choose.
Forty-two of these titles are already cited by AI engines, which is why we flag them. Publication in an AI-cited masthead makes citation considerably more likely, but no honest agency can guarantee what a model returns on a given day.