Regulation first
Knowing what may be said comes before creative ideas.
Medical-tourism agency service
Our expertise sits in five areas: content production compliant with health communication regulation, multilingual localisation, search and answer-engine visibility, enquiry and CRM systems, measurement and reporting. We also write plainly where we fall outside those areas.
An agency claiming to do everything has gone deep in nothing. We prefer to keep our competence narrow and to state where it ends.

Compliant health communication is the field's most decisive competence. After the promotion regulation of 12 November 2025, knowing what may be said became more critical than generating creative ideas.
Multilingual localisation is the second: rewriting for the target market's question rather than translating. The third is search and answer-engine visibility, the fourth enquiry and CRM systems, the fifth measurement and reporting.
What we do not count as expertise
When regulation changes we review our working frameworks and notify the institutions we work with in writing. The same tracking applies to platform policies and search-engine behaviour.
Every framework document is dated. Working from an out-of-date framework is riskier than having none at all.
Knowing what may be said comes before creative ideas.
Not translation but rewriting for the target market's question.
Headings outside our expertise are listed openly.
Working sequence
Which area of expertise the request falls into is identified.
Parts outside our expertise are separated and referred.
The relevant framework document is confirmed as current.
Work is carried out against the current framework.
Frameworks reviewed and notified when regulation changes.
Frequently asked questions
We prepare drafts, but clinical accuracy approval belongs to the physician. Medical content is not published without it.
No. We point to the current regulatory text and make the communication-side risk visible. Legal interpretation belongs to the institution's legal function.
Within web and enquiry systems, yes. Patient management systems and clinical software development are outside our scope.
Yes, through Marka Studio's infrastructure. Shoot briefs carry the health communication regulatory boundaries.
SEO targets visibility in classic search results; GEO targets being used as a source by AI answer engines. They share technical ground but differ in content structure.
We say so in writing and, where possible, refer you to the right expertise. We do not accept work in areas where we are not competent.
Next step
Share your request and we will separate the in-scope and out-of-scope parts.