Regenerative Medicine Marketing Services, Consulting First.
We have nine services for doctors, clinics and the companies behind them. We start with consulting, and the marketing goes on top. One team runs it as one system, not six vendors that blame each other.


Overview
Consulting First. Marketing On Top.
Most owners in this field buy marketing one piece at a time, in whatever order someone sold it to them. So they ask us which service to buy next. The better question is which part of the business is failing. A business nobody can find and a business that gets found but never closes need opposite work. That’s why we start with consulting on your offer, your prices and your follow-up. Once that’s solid, we add the marketing as one plan.
Bought In Pieces
What Buying Marketing In Pieces Costs You.
None of these services is bad on its own. Each one fails for the same reason: it was bought alone and pointed at a business that wasn’t ready for it. Every vendor did its one job. It was nobody’s job to make the pieces work together. And so you pay for all of it, and none of it adds up.

The ads send people to a page built to describe you, not to book a visit or start a sale. Then the ads take the blame for a page they didn’t build.
Articles go out on a schedule, cut off from your service pages and from each other. So they never cover a topic well enough to show up in search.
Every technical fix gets stuck in a site nobody wants to touch. The writing gets better, and you still don’t show up any more than you did before.
The ad vendor blames the site, and the site vendor blames the content. Then the content vendor blames the ads. The worst part is that each one of them is partly right.
Each report leads with the number that makes its own vendor look good. You end up with four dashboards, and you still can’t tell where new business came from.
Each vendor thinks someone else checked what the ads and pages say. But if a warning letter ever comes, it has your name on it, not theirs.
The Four Layers, In The Order We Build Them.
Nine services sounds like a lot. It’s really four layers, and the order matters. The business comes first, because marketing only brings people to what’s already there. Next come your brand and your website, since every other service points at them. Then search, content and social build demand. Paid ads go last, once the page behind the ad can handle the traffic.

01.
The Business: Consulting
Your offer, your prices, your follow-up and the rules on what you can say. Cash-pay, AI and ops, and compliance consulting all live in this layer.
02.
Foundation: Brand And Website
The site that every other service points at, and a brand that matches the work you really do. A careful buyer should find the next step without help.
03.
Demand: Search, Content, Social
SEO, short for search engine optimization, is how you show up when buyers search. Content answers what they ask. Social keeps you in front of them while they make up their mind.
04.
Speed: Paid Ads
Ads put you in front of people now, not months from now. They go last, once the page behind the ad is ready to book the people who click.
What We Do
Nine Services, And What Each One Is For.
For the clinic, lab or manufacturer whose site is holding everything else back. We build it so a buyer who is ready can find the next step and take it.
For the business that doesn't show up when buyers search. We go after the searches you can answer honestly, so your pages still hold up a year from now.
Your buyers read for weeks before they choose. We write the articles, pages and emails that answer them, so they come to the first call with better questions.
Buyers check your feed before they ever call. We keep it active and every post inside the rules, so they find a business that's open and paying attention.
For when you need people sooner than search can bring them. The ad platforms watch this field closely, so we build each ad to pass their review.
For the business that looks smaller online than it is in real life. We shape your message and your look so they match the work you really do.
We read your claims, ads and pages the way a regulator would, before they go live. So you know what the rules allow before you pay to run it.
Consulting comes first for every client, whether you're moving to cash pay or growing it. We work on the treatments you provide or the products you sell, your prices and your follow-up.
For the team that loses sales after the lead comes in. We set up fast replies, after-hours help and follow-up that fit how your staff already works, and then we train them.
The Hard Truth
One Roof Doesn't Mean One Team.
A full-service agency sells you one roof. Then the handoffs start. The salesperson closes you. Next comes a project manager, and then a media buyer with zero context. That person only knows your ad budget, so they spend it. Nobody asks about your offer, your follow-up or what the rules let you say. When it doesn’t work, each team blames the next one, and the retainer keeps billing. We put one team on all of it.

They write for you the way they’d write for a gym, and they promise a result. That kind of claim can end up quoted in an FDA warning letter, with your name on it, not theirs. We write from what the rules allow.
Insurance tactics are built for quick visits. At the high end, a cash-pay patient can take six months to a year to commit. We build follow-up for that long wait.
They start with ads because ads are what they know. But if the offer isn’t clear, more clicks just means more people leaving. With us, consulting comes first, so the traffic has something to land on.
Some agencies now sell AEO or GEO packages, a new name for getting into AI answers. Google says no special AI file or markup gets a page cited. We build real coverage of your topics instead, and we link Google’s guidance below so you can check.
Nobody there has the science background, so your doctors end up teaching them. We talk science with your physicians ourselves, and we write copy built to pass their review.
When the site, the ads and the content sit with different people, a bad month is always someone else’s fault. With us, one team answers for all of it, and we report on one set of numbers.
Four Steps, One Service Or Nine.
It starts when you apply to work with us. The audit comes first, and it’s at no cost for businesses that apply. If we’re a fit, we move to the diagnostic, and you open the books with us. Then we plan, build and review, and you approve the order of work before anything gets built. Every account stays in your name, from the domain to the analytics. So what does it cost? We don’t post prices. It depends on what you need, so we set it after the diagnostic.

01.
Audit
When you apply, we look at what anyone can see from the outside: your site, search, ads, content and reviews. We walk you through it and name the layer that's failing. You keep it either way.
02.
Diagnostic And Plan
If it's a fit, you open the books with us: sales numbers, follow-up, staff, systems and pricing. Then we write down what starts first and what we expect at ninety days.
03.
Build
We build in that order: consulting first, then the site, then the ads. Every claim gets checked, and you sign off before anything goes live.
04.
Review
Every month, we hold the work up against the numbers in your plan. When a piece stalls, we tell you plainly and fix it, and we keep tuning as you grow.
Common Questions
What Owners Ask About Our Services.
It starts with your application. The first step is an audit, at no cost for businesses that apply. We look only at what anyone can see from the outside. That means your site, your search results, your ads, your content and your reviews. Then we walk you through it, and we show you which layer is failing and what to fix first. You keep the audit either way.
If we're a good fit, next comes the diagnostic. That's where you open the books with us: your sales numbers, follow-up, staff, systems and pricing.
No, and most businesses shouldn't. Every client starts with consulting. Then we add the one layer that's costing you the most right now, like the site, search or ads. The rest comes in when the business can hold it. Buy everything at once, and you pay for pieces with nothing to work with yet.
Consulting comes first for every client. After that, the symptom points the way. If nobody finds you, look at search and content. If people show up and never buy, look at the site or the offer. If your ads keep getting turned down, look at the claims and the platform's rules. On Google, ads that promote stem cell therapy or PRP aren't allowed. Only a few narrow cases get through, such as purely educational ads. Sorting all of that out is what the audit and the diagnostic are for.
Ads can bring activity in the first weeks, once a campaign clears review. Search and content take months, and longer in this field, because Google looks at health topics more carefully. We won't put a date on a ranking. But we write down what we expect at ninety days, so you can hold us to it.
No, and anyone who promises that is guessing. Nobody controls the search results or what a buyer decides this month, so nobody can keep a promise like that. What we control is the work: checking claims, building it right, covering your topics and setting up the follow-up. You get honest reports, and when something stalls, you hear it from us early.
No. We take one client per market, and that holds across all nine services. If you run a clinic, it's one per major city. If you're a distributor, it's one per type of product. Manufacturers, labs, stem cell banks and financing companies get one spot a year. It's the only way we can give you a straight answer about a search term or an audience. It's also one reason we turn some work down.
Yes, and it comes before the marketing. Cash-pay consulting covers the treatments you provide or the products you sell. It also covers your prices, the move to cash pay and the numbers worth tracking. AI and ops consulting covers fast replies, after-hours help and follow-up, and our co-founder runs it. Compliance consulting checks your claims before they run. We're not a law firm, so anything with legal weight goes to your own legal counsel.
It changes what matters most, not the list. AI answers now take clicks that used to go to the top results. The pages they cite tend to be the ones that cover a topic well. So the depth of your content and the quality of your site count for more than before. What AI search doesn't create is a new product to buy. Google's own guidance on AI search says no special AI file or markup gets a page picked.
You get a report by email every month, and we record a short video that walks you through it. What's in the report depends on the service. The numbers that show ads are doing their job aren't the same ones that show content is working.
Whatever the mix, you get the thinking behind the numbers, not a dashboard link and a good luck. And in between reports, you can reach the team directly.
They go into your system, not ours. Your forms feed the HIPAA compliant system you already run, like your CRM or your EMR, and patient information stays there. We don't keep a second copy of your patient list.
Access runs both ways, too. You log in to your own ad accounts, analytics and profiles, and the monthly report sits on top of that. If an agency only shows you its own dashboard, it gets to decide what you see about your own business.
You still have options. Our online courses are coming soon, and they'll show you how to do the work we do every day. We only take about five clients a year, so courses are how more businesses get to learn it. Email hello@regenportal.com with "courses" in the subject line, and we'll tell you when they open.
Need one conversation, not a full engagement? We do one-off consultations over Zoom. Referrals get the first open times, and everyone else pays up front. The Oscar Tellez Podcast and our blog are free, any time.
A team does the work, and one lead owns the relationship with you. That lead knows your business, your products and your claim limits, so you never explain it all again to whoever picks up. You call or email the team directly. There's no ticket system, and no strangers rotating through your accounts.
It's a team, not one person, because this isn't one job. Claim language, ad platforms, technical search and reporting each take different skills. An agency that puts all four on one person is choosing easy over right.
WHY REGEN PORTAL
We Came From This Industry, Not From A Services Menu.
Our founder, Oscar Tellez, has been in this industry since 2015, and he came to marketing from medical sales. Our co-founder has been in marketing since 2015, and he runs our AI, operations and technology. So our first talk is about your offer, your prices or your claims, not a channel.
Starting in 2026, we take about five clients a year, and we choose who we work with. We say yes when you’re growing and you’re coachable. Picture a coach and a team. The coach sees the whole field and calls the play. You can argue a call if you have a reason. Then you run the play.
We worked in this industry before we ever marketed for it. So the claim limits, and the way a cash-pay buyer makes up their mind, aren't new to us.
We don't take two businesses that compete in the same market. Your search terms, your ads and your data stay yours, and so does the plan.
The domain, the site, the ad accounts, the content and the analytics are in your name from day one. If we ever part ways, you don't start over.
The site, search, content, social, ads and brand all answer to one plan and one set of numbers. So nobody gets to blame the room next door.
Every service is month to month. There's no yearly lock-in and no buyout. When it stops being worth it to you, send thirty days notice in writing, and that ends it. Everything is already in your name. There's still a written agreement, since both sides need one. It spells out the work, not how long you have to stay.
Not every business falls under HIPAA. If yours does, any vendor that handles patient data needs a HIPAA contract called a business associate agreement (BAA). We sign one as standard, and so does everyone who works under us. There's a written process for breach notices behind it, too.
We also carry cyber, AI, and errors and omissions coverage. Most people picture a breach in the medical record. But a lot of the time it starts in the marketing tools. Web forms, tracking pixels and ad platforms can handle patient data long before anyone thinks of it as a record.