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Google, AI, and What's Next: How Health Organisations get found in AI Search
Search has changed. Patients, funders and partners are asking ChatGPT, Claude and Google's AI answers instead of scrolling through ten blue links, and most health organisations have no idea whether they're being recommended, ignored or misrepresented in those answers.
Charlie Clark, founder of award-winning agency Minty Digital, has spent the last few years working out what actually moves the needle in AI search, and for health organisations the stakes are higher than most. Google and AI engines place far more weight on trust, expertise and credibility when the information could affect someone's health or wellbeing.
He's brought this session to Norrsken Barcelona and BrightonSEO, and now he's bringing it to Health Foundry.
What we'll cover
Why health content is judged differently by Google and AI engines, and what that means for startups, charities and smaller organisations
How LLMs actually pick which health sources to cite, and which credibility and trust signals make the biggest difference
How to build expert profiles that are more likely to be quoted and recommended by AI
The free route to getting quoted by journalists, including how to build a daily feed of relevant health media opportunities
How to check, today, whether your organisation shows up in AI Search engines like ChatGPT, and what to do if it doesn't
Five things you can action this week without hiring anyone
The Live Audit
The second half is hands-on. Submit your site when you register, and Charlie will pull a few up live and give each one a five-minute, no-punches-pulled "here's what's broken and here's what I'd fix first."
Who it's for:
Founders, marketers, charity leads and anyone at Health Foundry responsible for how their organisation gets found. No SEO background needed, as this is built for people who don't do this for a living.
Charlie and the Minty team will be around for questions.
Take care of your back
We're bringing Spineworks into Health Foundry on 21 May for free posture assessments and a talk on back health, open to our members.
Your body called. It wants a massage.
Wellness Day with CBR Clinics on Thursday 23rd April, 12pm | Health Foundry
We're welcoming CBR Clinics, a Waterloo-based physiotherapy and wellness practice, to Health Foundry for a free Wellness Day, and you're invited.
Come and take a proper break from your screen. On the day, the CBR team will be offering:
Free chair massages
Free one-to-one advice and simple health assessments
Spin the Wheel — book a follow-up clinic appointment on the day and you'll get a chance to win a prize
Spaces are limited, so please book your slot in advance and complete the consent form before you arrive.
📅 Book your session 📋 Complete your consent form 🌐 Find out more about CBR Clinics
April Lunch and Learn with Assuric
Navigating digital health compliance doesn't have to be a headache.
Join us for our April Lunch & Learn with Assuric, where we're cutting through the complexity of UK healthtech regulation — over a free lunch.
Whether you're building a digital health product, handling patient data, or preparing for NHS procurement, this session will give you practical clarity on the frameworks that matter most: NHS compliance (DSPT, DCB0129, and the new DTAC V2), GDPR and data protection, UK MHRA and EU medical device regulation, and Cyber Essentials.
Plus plenty of time for Q&A. Open to all members and non-members.
Eid lunch social
Ramadan's done, Eid is here, and we're hungry.
Join us for a lunch social to mark the occasion, catch up with fellow members, and enjoy food that's been worth the wait.
Good company, better food, and the conversations we've been missing.
P4 monthly social connect: How Angels invest in Healthtech
A panel discussion for angel investors exploring or actively investing in healthtech, and founders preparing to raise angel funding.
Experienced healthtech angels and funded founders share real insights on what matters in early-stage healthtech deals - from due diligence in regulated sectors to what investors actually look for beyond the pitch deck.
Panel discussion followed by open Q&A and social networking.
Who should attend:
Angels curious about healthtech investing
Founders preparing to meet angel investors
Anyone wanting to understand how early-stage healthtech deals get funded
Light refreshments provided.
Pancakes and community
It's Pancake Day , the last feast before Lent. Chinese New Year is coming, and Ramadan starts soon. Let's gather over breakfast while we can, before our community's rhythms change for the season.
Book your breakfast here (via Luma website)