Reputation Management for Doctors & Physicians

For physicians, a single damaging online review carries disproportionate weight. Patients routinely screen Healthgrades, Zocdoc, and Google before booking appointments. A 1-star review containing false claims about your conduct, competence, or character can suppress your booking rate and, in extreme cases, trigger scrutiny from licensing boards.

The challenge is that most medical review platforms are covered by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, meaning they are not liable for user-generated content. Standard dispute processes are designed to protect the platform, not the physician. Professional reputation management bypasses these processes through DMCA claims for unauthorized image use, defamation-based demand letters, and direct legal escalation where warranted.

Beyond review platforms, physicians are increasingly targeted on Tea App, AWDTSG Facebook groups, and anonymous forums. These platforms spread false personal and professional accusations through networks that include colleagues, patients, and hospital administrators. Reputation Tiger removes this content from every platform simultaneously, with Google de-indexing to ensure removed content doesn't persist in search results.