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AI video ads for doctors, clinics and hospitals

In short: we make short video ads and explainers for clinics and hospitals with an AI presenter, so you don't have to shoot anything. Most are talking-head videos explaining a treatment or answering a patient question; hospitals also use them for factual explainers about departments and packages. You approve the script, every video carries a visible "AI-generated" mark, and it is declared as AI when it's uploaded. It costs ₹999 per video up to one minute, and ₹500 for each extra 30 seconds.

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₹999 per video up to one minute, then ₹500 per extra 30 seconds, plus GST. See all pricing

AI presenter explaining a dental treatment in a vertical video
What we make

AI videos that work for clinics.

Talking-head explainers

An AI presenter explains a treatment, what to expect or a common myth, in under a minute. The format most clinics use.

Patient question answers

One question, one clear answer. “Does a root canal hurt?” “How many laser sessions do I need?”

Clinic updates

New timings, a new doctor, a health camp. Quick to make, easy to refresh.

UGC-style product ads

Only for businesses that are not a doctor's practice, such as a skincare brand. The NMC guidelines don't allow a doctor to endorse any health product, so we never put a doctor's name or face on these.

Variations for hospitals

For hospital ads with factual information, like a check-up package, several versions of one message so Meta's system can find which one works.

Hindi, English or Hinglish

The script is written in the language your patients actually speak.

Why AI video

No shoot, no studio, no waiting.

Most doctors never make video ads because a shoot needs a free afternoon, a videographer and several edits. By the time it's done, the message is old.

With AI video, you approve a script and the video is made without you in front of a camera. That matters more now than it did a year ago. Meta's Andromeda system rewards clinics that run several genuinely different ads and refresh them every few weeks. At ₹999 for a 30-second version, five different ads cost less than a single half-day shoot.

AI video doesn't replace you. Patients still want to see the real doctor sometimes, so the best feeds mix AI explainers with an occasional clip you record yourself.

How it works

From idea to finished video.

  1. BriefYou tell us the treatment or message. A two-minute voice note on WhatsApp is enough.
  2. ScriptWe write it within medical advertising rules. You check the medical details and approve.
  3. ProductionAI presenter, visuals, captions and your clinic details, sized for Reels, Shorts and ads.
  4. One round of changesTell us what to change. Then it's ready to post or run as an ad.
For hospitals

How hospitals use AI video.

In any hospital, getting busy senior doctors to sit for a video shoot is difficult. AI video solves a part of this problem. The hospital can explain its departments, facilities and packages without waiting for a doctor to find a free afternoon.

Hospitals mostly use it for department introductions, health check-up and maternity package explainers, camp announcements, and simple patient guidance videos like "how admission works" or "what to bring on the day of surgery". These last ones also save the front desk from answering the same questions all day.

Hospitals can share factual information like facilities and packages (clause 9.1 of the NMC guidelines), but every AI video still needs the AI mark, and it shouldn't promote one doctor over others. The doctor's own face and voice still matter, so these work best when mixed with short educational clips the doctors record themselves. The price is the same per video, and if a hospital needs many videos every month, for example one for each department, we make a monthly plan for it.

Our rules

How we use AI honestly.

  • Every AI video is marked as AIThe NMC's October 2026 guidelines (clause 7.2) say AI promotional content by doctors must carry a mark stating it is AI. India's IT Rules, in force since 20 February 2026, also require large platforms to label AI video. So the mark goes on the video itself, and we declare it when uploading too.
  • Education first, not AI ad campaignsThe same clause 7.2 prohibits AI-generated promotional campaigns "for furtherance of commercial interest". So for doctors we keep AI videos educational: explaining a treatment, answering a patient question, or giving clinic information. We don't build AI campaigns that push patients to book.
  • No fake patients, no fake doctorsAI presenters never pose as patients giving testimonials or as a doctor they aren't.
  • Your likeness only with written consentWe create an AI version of you only if you ask for it in writing. And because clause 9.2 doesn't allow a doctor's photograph to be used for self-promotion, we use it only in educational videos, never in paid ads.
  • No cure claimsScripts stay factual. No guaranteed results, no "best" or "No. 1", and no claims barred under India's drug and magic remedies law. Your name, qualification and registration number are shown on the video.
Questions

AI video questions from doctors.

Do I have to shoot anything?

No. AI video ads are made without a camera. You approve the script, and we produce the video with an AI presenter, visuals and captions.

What kind of AI videos do you make for doctors?

Mostly talking-head explainers, where a presenter explains a treatment, a common question or a clinic update in under a minute. For doctors we keep them educational and marked as AI, because the NMC's October 2026 guidelines don't allow AI promotional campaigns or a doctor endorsing a product.

Do you make AI videos for hospitals?

Yes. Hospitals use them for department introductions, package explainers, camp announcements and patient guidance videos, like what to bring on the day of surgery. The price is the same, ₹999 per video up to one minute, and for many videos a month we can make a monthly plan.

How much does an AI video ad cost?

₹999 per video, which covers up to one minute of finished video. Longer videos cost ₹500 for each extra 30 seconds, so a 30-second ad is ₹999 and a 90-second video is ₹1,499. Prices exclude GST. Each video includes the script, production, captions and one round of changes.

Can the AI presenter look like me?

Only with your written consent. Otherwise we use a licensed AI presenter who doesn't pretend to be you, another doctor or a patient.

Will people know it's AI? Should we say so?

Yes, and yes. The NMC's October 2026 guidelines say AI promotional content by a doctor must carry a mark that it is AI. Since 20 February 2026, India's IT Rules also require large platforms to ask whether uploaded video is AI-generated and to label it, and YouTube and Meta have their own disclosure rules. So we put the AI mark on the video and declare it when we upload.

Are AI videos allowed for doctors under the new NMC guidelines?

Educational AI videos are allowed, if they are marked as AI and don't make misleading claims. What clause 7.2 prohibits is AI-generated promotional campaigns for commercial interest, and using AI to create or change a patient's image, voice, testimonial or result. So we make explainers, patient question answers and clinic information videos, and we don't make AI ad campaigns that sell a treatment. If you are unsure about a particular video, ask your state council or a lawyer. Read our NMC guide.

Can I use these videos in Facebook and Instagram ads?

For a doctor's practice, be careful here. The NMC's October 2026 guidelines prohibit AI-generated promotional campaigns for commercial interest, so a doctor's clinic shouldn't run AI videos as a sales campaign. Posting them as education on your own page is fine. Hospitals have a little more room, but even for them the ad should give factual information, like departments, facilities or a health check-up package, and not push people to book.

Can you make patient testimonial videos with AI?

No. An AI actor pretending to be a patient is a fake testimonial. It misleads people, breaks platform rules and goes against India's medical advertising rules.

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