Twelve names took the whole answer.
Twenty-five questions. Seventy-eight clinics came back. One difference separated them.
Every dot is a clinic that AI named at least once. The twelve that light up are the ones it named again and again.
Not reputation.
Not price.
Pages.
A page for the problem, written for the person who has it.
A menu, written for someone who already knows what they want.
Every clinic with a conditions section was named more than once. Without exception.
Of twenty-five questions. Tap a row to see what it was named for.
The other 66 clinics were named once, or never.
Find out where you stand. Today.
Method. Twenty-five buyer-intent questions put to AI-assisted search during August 2026, phrased as patients ask them, plus ten more in London. Every clinic named in a returned recommendation was recorded. Limitations. Assistants answer differently at different times, for different people, in different places. This is a pattern observed across one set of runs, not a fixed ranking. It measures visibility only, and makes no claim about clinical quality, safety or patient outcomes.