Help patients find the right service page and read plain-language explainers.
Kanso reviews the pages that describe your services and locations, checks what search and AI crawlers can read, and drafts general patient-education articles from your Search Console data for a clinician to review. It gives no medical advice and checks no clinical or advertising rules.
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At a glance
Patients search for a symptom or a service, and the site has to answer in plain words
A person looks up a condition or a type of care before choosing a provider. The pages that should help them are often written for the practice, not the reader.
Service pages read like a list of procedures
Titles repeat, descriptions are empty, and a patient cannot tell which page answers their question.
Education competes with appointments
A clear explainer takes a clinician's time, and the diary is already full.
Every sentence is a risk decision
A claim about a treatment or an outcome is handled very differently in a clinic than on a general blog.
From service pages nobody has audited to a list of fixes and a first draft
Kanso works from your public website and your search data. It drafts general information and leaves the clinical judgement to people qualified to give it.
- Guessing how each service page appears in search
- Not knowing whether AI crawlers can read the site
- Starting each patient-education article from an empty page
- A review of up to 25 public pages with the evidence behind each finding
- A report on which of nine named AI crawlers your robots.txt turns away
- A draft article on a topic your site already appears for
Service-page review, crawler checks and an article draft
Three agents carry this page, and none of them reads patient records.
SEO Agent
Looks through up to 25 public pages, such as service, location and contact pages, and pairs the result with Search Console data.
- It produces
- Findings on titles, descriptions, canonical links and headings, with their evidence.
- Where it fits
- Shows which service pages a patient cannot tell apart.
Writer Agent
Picks a Search Console query where the site is off page one and drafts one long article in your brand voice.
- It produces
- A Markdown draft for a clinician to review.
- Where it fits
- General patient education, never a view on a person's care.
GEO Agent
Reads robots.txt for nine named AI crawlers, checks llms.txt and structured data, and gives a labelled estimate of how citable pages look.
- It produces
- A readiness report.
- Where it fits
- Shows what machines can read of each service page.
From the public site to a reviewed article
Five steps. Kanso reads and drafts; a qualified person decides what is said.
- 01Kanso
Describe the practice from its website
Starting from your homepage and its same-site links, Kanso writes five documents, including a brand voice. It knows only what the pages say about your services, so correct any gap before drafting.
Review the service and location pages
The review flags missing titles, empty descriptions, absent canonical links and weak headings, and names the page each finding concerns.
Check what crawlers can read
It reports which named AI crawlers your published rules shut out and whether llms.txt is served. It cannot show whether any of them has visited.
Draft a patient-education article
With Search Console connected, it keeps queries from the last 30 days with over 50 impressions where you are off page one and drafts for the most searched. You cannot hand it a topic, and a quiet site may yield no draft.
- 05You
Clinical review, then publish
A qualified clinician checks every statement, removes anything that reads as advice or a promise, and the practice publishes it in its own tools. Kanso edits nothing on your site.
What you receive
Everything is held in the Agents Feed until you act on it.
Service-page findings
Each names the page, why it matters and the data behind it, and can be tracked as a task.
A crawler and readiness report
The rule for each named crawler, whether llms.txt exists, and an estimate labelled as an estimate.
A patient-education draft
A long Markdown article on a topic people already search for on your site, with its keyword shown.
Clinical content stays with clinicians
Kanso has no clinical knowledge and holds no patient information.
Kanso does
- Reads your public pages and search data
- Drafts general information
- Records tasks you choose to open
You decide
- Whether a statement is accurate and suitable for patients
- Who signs it off before publication
- Where and when it goes live
Kanso never
- Diagnoses anyone or comments on a person's care
- Publishes an article or edits your website
- Reads patient or appointment data
Where this fits
Situations, not results. They depend on your site and your search data.
Two services described by one page
The review shows the shared title and the thin description, and the practice decides how to separate them.
A common question about a procedure
If it sits on page two for your site, the Writer Agent can draft a general explainer for a clinician to correct.
A site on a new domain
The crawler report shows whether the fresh robots.txt lets through the crawlers you meant to allow.
How Kanso approaches a practice's website
Each point is something the product does today.
It states the size of the sample
The page review covers up to 25 pages, and says so rather than implying a full audit.
Estimates are labelled
The citation view is a model-based estimate, and the page says that.
Drafts start from your own documents
The agents are told not to invent statistics or stories, so edit them against your own knowledge.
What Kanso does not do for healthcare
Health content sits inside clinical, privacy and advertising rules. These are the limits.
It does not give medical advice
It does not diagnose, recommend treatment or comment on a person's care. A draft is general text for a clinician to check.
It does not check clinical, privacy or advertising rules
Kanso does not review drafts against any regulation and does not approve content for publication.
It holds no patient data
It reads your public website, with no records, appointments, messages or health information.
It does not run directory profiles
Local listings are not part of the product.
It does not publish for you
There is no CMS integration and no scheduler, so a person releases every article.
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Questions about this use case
Can Kanso tell a patient what a symptom means?
No. It does not give medical advice or diagnose anyone. The Writer Agent drafts general information for a clinician to review.
Does it check that content meets clinical or advertising rules?
No. Kanso does not review drafts against any regulation and does not approve content for publication.
Can it see patient records or appointments?
No. It reads your public website and, if you connect it, your Search Console data.
Does it review every page of the site?
No. The analysis samples up to 25 public pages.
Can I tell it which condition to write about?
No. The Writer Agent picks from your Search Console queries and takes no topic from you. You can rewrite the draft.
Does it publish patient-education articles to my site?
No. There is no CMS integration, and every draft is released by a person.
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