All Clear Audit for clinics.Get your website the “All Clear” stamp.

Google, AI search and the regulator all read your website before a patient books. All Clear Audit checks every page the way they do. Then it writes the fix for every problem it finds.

  • Know where you stand with Google, AI search and AHPRA.
  • Fix the risky lines before they become a notice.
  • Skip the guesswork, because every fix comes written for you.
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All Clear · Demo Clinic home page301 / 301 checks

  • Google

    Service and suburb named on the page.

    can rank it

  • AI search

    A clear answer in the first 60 words.

    can quote it

  • The regulator

    No patient review mentions a result.

    passed

One demo page. Your report covers every page.

The problem

Three questions you can't answer about your website.

Google

Why aren't patients finding us?

54.4% of Google clicks go to the top 3 results.

AI search

Does ChatGPT even mention us?

9.9% of Australian adults have asked it a health question.

The regulator

Are we allowed to say this?

The TGA flagged 13,700+ ads in one year.

All Clear Audit answers all 3, page by page.

Sources: Backlinko, April 2025. Medical Journal of Australia, February 2025. TGA compliance report, 2024 to 25.

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Here's what happens when the rules get missed.

From the record

Regulators have fined clinics over the words on their websites.

Here are a few actions Australian regulators have taken, as reported. Names blurred. Sources linked. Every one started with words on a website.

masthead withheldPage 3Canberra · 31 October 2022

Health · Regulation

Two clinics fined $239,760 over website advertising

Pages referred to serious conditions and implied government approval

Two NSW clinics, company name withheld and company name withheld, advertised prescription-only products on their websites and social media. The regulator said the pages referred to serious conditions, including cancer and epilepsy, and suggested the products were recommended or approved by a government authority. Infringement notices were issued to both companies.

Continued page 9

Disease claims · implied approvalSource: The Canberra Times
masthead withheldPage 5Sydney · 7 October 2025

Health · Telehealth

Telehealth platform issued ten infringement notices, $198,000

Named prescription-only weight-loss medicines to consumers

The operator of three telehealth platforms, company name withheld, advertised named prescription-only weight-loss medicines directly to consumers over seven months, the TGA said. The company also gave the regulator a court-enforceable undertaking.

Named a prescription medicineSource: Ad Review
masthead withheldPage 7Melbourne · 3 February 2026

Health · Online clinics

Online clinic and an individual pay $23,760 over weight-loss ads

Two prescription medicines named on the website

An online clinic, company name withheld, named two prescription-only weight-loss medicines to consumers on its website between January and July last year. The business and a person connected to it were each issued an infringement notice, and both were paid.

Named a prescription medicineSource: TGA release via Mirage News
masthead withheldPage 4Canberra · 8 May 2025

Health · Cosmetic

Regulator scans websites, writes to 50 cosmetic injectable advertisers

Four weeks to fix the advertising before further action

The TGA's new Targeted Compliance Unit identified 50 businesses and individuals through website and social media scanning. Each received a guidance letter and a fact sheet, with four weeks to fix non-compliant advertising before the regulator takes further steps.

Found by scanningSource: Opred
masthead withheldPage 1Sydney · 7 August 2019

Federal Court

$10 million penalty over claims on a clinic's website

Court finds the medical oversight the site implied did not exist

The Federal Court ordered company name withheld to pay $10 million after it advertised prescription-only substances on its website and social media, with claims about tanning, muscle and weight. The judge found the company refused to identify the doctors behind its prescribing and gave an impression of independent medical oversight that was false. It was the largest advertising penalty of its kind at the time.

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Outcome claims · implied oversightSource: ABC News
masthead withheldPage 2Canberra · 13 November 2024

Disability · Consumer law

NDIS providers put on notice over misleading advertising

ACCC, NDIA and the NDIS Commission act together

The ACCC warned providers against calling services "NDIS approved", advertising ineligible items such as holidays as NDIS-funded, and using business names that imply an NDIS affiliation. It said public enforcement action was expected.

"NDIS approved"Source: ACCC media release

Figures and dates as reported by the outlet linked. Mastheads and company names are withheld on purpose. The point is not who. The point is that each one was found on a website.

None of them thought it was about them either.

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So who checks your website? Usually two people who never meet.

The gap

You can buy an SEO report. You can buy a compliance review. Neither writes the fix.

An SEO report covers Google. A compliance review covers the rules. So a clinic pays twice, gets two PDFs that disagree, and still has to find a writer.

All Clear Audit does both. Then it writes the line.

301 checks4 areas, one reportThe new line under every flagOne price
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SEO reportCompliance reviewAll Clear Audit
Why Google skips you✓✗✓
Why AI never quotes youRarely✗✓
Asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity about you✗✗✓
Who holds the answer box for your searchesRarely✗✓
Which line breaks a rule✗✓✓
Practitioner names checked on the public registerRarely✗✓
The rule quoted beside the flag✗Rarely✓
The new line, written for you✗✗✓
One report, one invoice✗✗✓

What are the 301 checks? Four groups.

What it checks

301 checks. Four questions your website has to pass.

The 301 checks sit in four groups, and each group answers one question. Pass all four and you have your All Clear. Miss one and it costs you something you can name.

89checks

Google

Can Google find it?

Miss this and patients never see you.

Page titles, headings, speed and links, on every page.

Example flag: page title "Home"

26checks

AI answers

Will AI quote it?

Miss this and AI recommends the clinic down the road.

AI needs a plain answer near the top, and facts it can quote.

Example flag: no answer in the first 60 words

13checks

Answer box

Will it win the answer box?

Miss this and someone else gets the click.

A short answer under a question heading wins the box above the links.

Example flag: a question heading with no answer under it

173checks

Rules

Does it break a rule?

Miss this and you get the letter.

Testimonials, outcome claims, titles, offers and privacy, checked against your rules.

Example flag: a patient review that mentions a result

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And every flag comes back with the line rewritten. Like this.

The report

Every flag shows your line, where it sits, why it's a risk, the rule and the new line, written for you.

Your line"Pain gone in three visits."
WhereHome page, line 3.
WhyReads as a promise.
The ruleNational Law s133.
New line"Your physio explains what treatment may involve."

A demo example, not legal advice. Every page of your site gets this, worst pages first.

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Want to see a whole report?

Sample report

See the report before you buy it.

A full All Clear report, run on a physio clinic we made up. Flip the switch and watch the red pen fix each line. Your report covers every page of your own site.

Sample report cover: four scores for a made-up physio clinicThe scores. Four areas, one page. Sample report page: risky lines struck through in red pen with the new lines written inThe red pen. Your line, the rule, the new line. Sample report last page: what every audit includes, signed by Amisha SharmaSigned by me. Every page, every line.
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So what actually arrives?

What you get

What's in the box.

The full report

Every page, worst first.

One-page summary

Fix these three first.

Four scores

With the working shown.

What AI said

Every question and answer.

A 90-day plan

Who fixes what, in order.

The evidence

Data behind every number.

Every fix written

New lines, ready to paste.

A free re-check

See what changed.

All eight, in one price. No tiers. Nothing held back to sell you later.

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How do you get one? Four steps.

How it works

Four steps. About a week.

01

Book a free call.

30 minutes on video, with me. Send your website in the form and I read it before we talk. Already sure? Skip the call and book.

02

Get a date and a pay link.

Within 48 hours of the call, in writing. Pay by the Wise link and the audit starts the day it clears.

03

The report lands.

Most reports land in 5 to 7 business days. Large sites take up to 10.

04

Paste in the fixes.

Do it yourself, hand them to your developer, or ask me to make the changes.

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What's in the envelope?

The Founding Ten

Be one of the first ten clinics.

Why $1,500?

I'm building my first case studies. Founding clinics get the full audit for $1,500, and let me share their before and after once it's fixed.

After the tenth clinic, the price is $2,500.

Paid up front by Wise. The audit starts the day it clears. Full refund if it finds nothing to fix.

Founding ticket

Your clinic

$1,500AUD. Then $2,500.

first ten clinics only

  • Every page
  • 301 checks
  • Ready in 5 to 7 days
  • Free re-check
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More than one site? I'll quote it within 48 hours.

And who reads it? Me.

Amisha Sharma, standing, holding a pen

Who reads it

Software checks your site. Then I read it.

The engine does the heavy lifting. It runs 301 checks on every page, asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity what they say about you, and looks up every practitioner on the public register.

Then I read every page, the way a consultant would. I look for what makes your clinic different, what a patient needs to hear, and what a regulator would question. Software can flag a line. It can't tell you which fix matters most for your clinic.

So you get my judgement on top of the data. Nothing reaches you that I haven't read. The call before you buy is with me too.

  • Five years writing for Australian clinics
  • MA in English
  • 73 published articles
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Five questions before you send it.

Before you get in touch

Five questions everyone asks

We already have an SEO agency. Do we need this?

Keep them. An SEO agency reads your site for Google. It does not read your site for the AHPRA, TGA or NDIS rules, and that is the part that earns a letter. A compliance consultant does the reverse, and rarely writes the new line for you. All Clear Audit does both in one pass. Every flag has the page, the line, the rule and the new line, so your agency can act on it.

Who makes the changes?

Whoever edits your site now: you, your developer, your agency. Every flag has the new line written so it can be pasted in, and the roadmap says who does which one. If you would rather I made the changes, I quote the writing in writing within 48 hours.

Is the compliance part legal advice?

No. All Clear Audit is an audit of what your pages say. I write to the AHPRA advertising guidelines, the TGA advertising code and the NDIS Code of Conduct, and show you the checks. That is not legal advice, a compliance sign-off or an AHPRA ruling. The practice stays responsible for what it publishes.

How many pages does it cover?

All of them. The engine crawls every page it can reach, blog posts included, and every check runs on every page. There is no page cap and no per-page price for a single clinic website. A group of sites, or a platform with hundreds of practitioner pages, is quoted on request. Large sites take longer, and the date is in writing before you pay.

Which rules apply to my industry?

The ones that apply to you, and only those. The Google and AI checks are the same for everyone. A registered practice is read against the AHPRA guidelines and the TGA code. A supplement brand or a device company is read against the TGA code for listed goods and the Australian Consumer Law. An NDIS or aged care provider is read against consumer law and privacy law, and I read the pages against the sector's own code myself. A check that does not apply to your business is marked not applicable. It is never scored against you.

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Right. The All Clear, or the list. Let's talk.

Next step

Get the All Clear. Or get the list.

Right now a page on your site is being read by Google, by an AI answer and, sooner or later, by a regulator. None of them write back. This does. Book a free 30-minute call, or fill in the form. Within 48 hours you have a price and a start date in writing.

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Fill in the form to get in touch.

Sending a URL does not commit you to anything.

Or .

Pick a time that suits you. I read your site before we talk.

Ready to book? Book and pay here. Your details reach me first, then payment, and the audit starts the day it clears.

Amisha Sharma, seated and laughing

PS. This is the last shot from the portfolio shoot that never made it anywhere. So it lives down here now.