“How many patients will I actually get from Google?” It’s the most practical question a doctor can ask. Here is what Google’s own data shows for the profiles we actively manage.

The big picture

From April 2025 to August 2026, across a snapshot of our actively managed profiles:

• 91,689+ calls from Google
• 2.24 lakh+ direction requests
• 3.3 lakh+ patient actions (calls, directions, website visits)
• 32.5 lakh+ profile views

In August 2026 alone, our doctors received 7,805 calls from Google, our record month.

The average doctor

On average, a Click2Cure doctor gets about 460+ calls, 1,100+ direction requests and 17,000+ profile views a year from Google.

The top end

• Dr Rahul Bhargava (ENT surgeon, Delhi): 521 calls from Google in a single month (Aug 26). 4,128 calls from Google in the last 12 months, rated 4.6★ by 403 patients.
• Dr Saikat Saha (neurologist, Asansol): 19 → 227 direction requests a month in 15 months. 4,153 calls from Google in the last 12 months, rated 4.5★ by 135 patients.
• Dr Vikas Jain (psychiatrist, New Delhi): 380 calls from Google in a single month (May 26). 3,871 calls from Google in the last 12 months, rated 4.5★ by 212 patients.
• Dr Vyankatesh Pharande (eye specialist, Pune): 319 calls from Google in a single month (Aug 26). 3,036 calls from Google in the last 12 months.
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The fastest growth

• Dr Bajrang Singh (paediatrician, Azamgarh): 0 → 170 calls from Google a month in 16 months. 1,285 calls from Google in the last 12 months, rated 4.8★ by 66 patients.
• Dr Mamta Agrawal (gynaecologist, Delhi): 0 → 167 calls from Google a month in 3 months. 351 calls from Google in the last 12 months, rated 4.8★ by 50 patients.
• Dr Saurabh Talekar (orthopaedic surgeon, Mumbai): 1 → 158 calls from Google a month in 14 months. 1,060 calls from Google in the last 12 months, rated 4.9★ by 125 patients.
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What decides your number

• Speciality demand: ortho, ENT, eye and paediatrics are searched heavily.
• Competition in your area: smaller cities often grow faster.
• Profile completeness: the 12 essentials.
• Reviews and activity: steady, genuine, recent.
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Do the maths

If Google brings you 60 calls a month and 1 in 3 becomes a patient, that’s 20 new patients a month, before procedures, follow-ups and family referrals.

See every story on our results page, or by speciality: ENT, paediatrics.

How to track your own calls

Open your Google Business Profile, go to Performance, and note calls, direction requests and website clicks each month. Ask reception to note “found us on Google” for new patients. Within 2–3 months you’ll know your real number, and whether it’s growing.

Why numbers differ between clinics

Two equally good doctors can see very different numbers because of speciality demand, distance from dense residential areas, competition and profile completeness. The only fair comparison is with your own previous months.

Want to know where your clinic stands?

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Written and reviewed by Dr Parita Pandya, ENT surgeon and founder of Click2Cure, a growth partner built exclusively for doctors. Numbers in this article come from Google’s own performance data for profiles actively managed by Click2Cure (April 2025 – August 2026).

Frequently asked questions

How many calls does a doctor get from Google on average?

Across the profiles we manage, the average is about 460+ calls a year, plus 1,100+ direction requests.

What is a good number of calls from Google for a clinic?

It depends on speciality and city, but 50–150 calls a month is strong for most individual clinics; our top profiles get 300–500 in a month.

Do Google calls turn into patients?

Many do. Callers are usually ready to book. Tracking how many callers become patients helps you see your real return.