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Streaming TV ads for healthcare providers.

Every practice has light weeks. Put yours on streaming TV, YouTube and search, only in the ZIP codes around your office, with a checklist of anything missing and the estimate before you pay.

From $10 a day · No subscription · No platform fee

A thought bubble asking "Light schedule again?" over an illustration of a paper appointment book with long blank stretches.
A 20-second film: an illustrated appointment book with empty hours; a living-room TV's empty ad slot opens on Maple Street Family Dental's own spot, "Welcoming new patients. Saturdays too."; the 27609 ZIP in Raleigh is included with a weekly reach estimate; the seven pre-launch checks show what is missing, then all pass; the forecast for a $40-a-day mix turns green before anything is paid; then a forecast for your practice starts to count. The practice is fictional and every number is an estimate.

Runs on the screens people actually watch

  • Hulu
  • ESPN
  • Peacock
  • The Roku Channel
  • Paramount Network
  • Max
  • Tubi
channels, one budget
6
ZIP codes to pick from
42,789
checks before you pay
7
a day to start
$10

What owners ask

How do healthcare providers advertise to reach patients?

Dental practices, clinics, chiropractors, physical therapists and other healthcare providers use Omnya to run omnichannel campaigns across Streaming TV (CTV/OTT), YouTube, Audio, Display, Meta and Search, aimed at the ZIP codes, radius or county around the office. Campaigns start at $10/day with no long-term commitment, a launch checklist shows anything missing before you pay, and one OmnyView report covers every channel.

  • Target by ZIP code, a radius of 10 miles or more, or your county, so the budget stays where your patients live. Targeting is by place, never by health condition.
  • Promote your practice, new providers, weekend hours or the insurance you accept on Streaming TV and digital, from one platform.
  • Measure impressions, completed views, clicks and website visits in one report, and keep tracking off patient portals and other logged-in pages.

Will patients near my office see it?

Pick the ZIP codes within a short drive of your office, a radius of 10 miles or more, or your county. Target the place, not a condition: Meta and Google limit health-based audiences, so the location does the work.

  • ZIP codes
  • 10+ mile radius
  • County

What can a practice say in an ad?

Talk about the practice, not the viewer’s health: “Welcoming new patients” works, “Missing teeth?” breaks Meta’s rules. Use patient stories only with written authorization, and keep tracking off patient portals and booking confirmations.

  • About the practice
  • No condition questions
  • No tracking on patient pages

When should a practice advertise?

Many dental plans reset in January, back-to-school checkups land in July and August, and October to December is when patients use their benefits before they reset. Run on daily budgets and pause anytime; campaigns can start as soon as 24 hours after setup.

  • January
  • Jul–Aug
  • Oct–Dec

FAQ

Questions practices ask.

How much does healthcare advertising cost with Omnya?

Campaigns start at $10/day with no subscription, no platform fee and no long-term contract. Starting CPMs are $18 for Streaming TV, $9 for YouTube, $15 for Audio and $5 for Display, so a practice can test its area on a small daily budget and scale up when it is working.

How do I reach patients in my area?

Pick the ZIP codes within a short drive of your office, a radius of 10 miles or more, your county or your metro; each location shows its estimated reach before you pay. Target the place, not a condition: Meta and Google limit health-based audiences, and ads should talk about your practice ("Welcoming new patients"), not the viewer's health.

Is healthcare advertising on Omnya privacy-compliant?

Omnya targets by location, and you don't upload any patient data to run a campaign. Compliance with HIPAA and your licensing board's advertising rules stays with your practice: keep the Omnya pixel and other tracking off patient portals and booking confirmations, and get written authorization before using any patient's story.

Which channels work best for healthcare?

Streaming TV and YouTube introduce your practice with sound on a big screen, Audio and Display keep your name around town, and Search and Meta (Facebook and Instagram) reach people looking for care. Streaming TV, Audio and Display are bought inside Omnya, YouTube is booked by our team, and Meta and Search run in your own ad accounts. Ads for prescription drugs or health claims go through a compliance review, and YouTube opens after an onboarding call.

Can I measure appointments from my ads?

You can measure what the ads do online. OmnyView shows impressions, completed views, clicks and website conversions, such as visits to your appointment-request page tracked by the Omnya pixel or Google Analytics, for every channel. Compare new-patient numbers with the weeks your campaign ran to judge the rest.

More questions? Read the full FAQ

Your turn, Doctor.

Find the ZIP codes around your office and see the estimate before you pay.