Review the clinic on Google

People with insomnia tend to look for a doctor at their least clear-headed hour: two in the morning, on a phone, after one more night without sleep. What they find at that hour is roughly two things - the clinic's own website, and what people who have been there say. Anyone can write the first. The second cannot be written to order.

If you have been seen here and think it is worth describing, a few sentences from you will help the next person decide faster than any amount of marketing copy. The same holds the other way: if something fell short, saying so helps too - the next patient, and the clinic.

Leaving a review

1. Tap the button above, scan the code, or find the clinic on Google Maps and choose *Write a review*.
2. Pick a star rating. This is what Google ranks on, and the first thing a reader looks at.
3. Write a few sentences. Short is fine - three specific sentences beat a long vague paragraph.
4. Post it. You can edit or delete it at any time from your own Google account.

If you want to make it useful to someone else, the things worth describing are: broadly what brought you in, how the consultation went, whether you waited long, whether the doctor explained things, and what you did next. Those are the questions someone hesitating actually needs answered.

Read this before you write

That is a serious warning, not boilerplate. Once a review is public, its contents are beyond the reach of both you and the clinic: it gets archived, indexed by search engines and, these days, read back by AI assistants. Deleting the review does not delete those copies.

The clinic does not buy reviews

No gifts, no discounts, no priority appointments, no friends writing on our behalf. Google's policy forbids paying for reviews, and bought reviews get removed - but that is not the real reason. A wall of purchased five-star ratings says exactly one thing: this clinic is willing to pay to look better than it is. That is not what you want to see from somewhere you are about to hand your health to.

For the same reason this page does not reproduce anyone's review as a display piece. The reviews live on Google, where you can check that real people wrote them and see the unflattering ones too. Copying them onto a website and choosing which to show turns them into advertising, and they stop being reviews.

If the visit was not what you hoped

Tell the clinic first - by phone or Zalo, from the Contact page. Most complaints are fixable things: a mixed-up appointment, a long wait, instructions that were not clear, a prescription that was not explained properly. Those get fixed when someone says so.

And to be explicit: messaging privately is not a condition for reviewing publicly. If you want to post straight to Google, post - one star included. The clinic does not ask what rating you have in mind before handing over the link. Google forbids that practice, and it makes the whole rating meaningless to the people reading it.

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