AI readiness report
https://combinehealth.ai
Needs work
What this means for your business
AI assistants can open your website, but they struggle to understand it or take action on it. When customers ask an AI for a recommendation, they may be sent to a competitor.
1 urgent
2 to improve
25 working
Global rank
#1,917/5,345
Ahead of 64% of websites we have checked
Healthcare rank
#144/590
Your report
In plain words
What this score means for your business, written for the owner rather than the web developer. The technical detail behind every sentence is further down.
Your website scored 59 out of 100. AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity can reach your site, but they struggle to make sense of it or to do anything once they arrive. In practice, when a customer asks an assistant for a recommendation, a competitor with clearer pages is more likely to be named. The good news is that most of what holds you back is straightforward to fix. That places you ahead of 64% of the 5,345 websites we have checked. Among Healthcare websites you rank #144 of 590.
Today, AI assistants can open your website and understand what you offer. They can partly contact or book you, with gaps that cost you recommendations. They cannot find your profiles and listings on your site and read who you are from your pages. The step to focus on first is “Can AI read who you are from your pages?”. Your pages do not tell AI assistants who you are in a form they read directly, so they have to guess from the prose or rely on what they know from elsewhere.
Across the 28 checks we ran, we found 12 things to improve, spread over 4 of the five steps. 3 of them disappear when you add a Dashform funnel: a form and booking path that AI assistants can complete on a customer's behalf. That takes about five minutes and needs no developer. The remaining 9 need a web developer. The fix list at the end of this report gives them exact instructions, so a short session should cover most of it. None of this requires rebuilding your website.
- Yes, Partly, and No
- Whether AI assistants can complete each of the five steps on your website today.
- Urgent, To improve, and Working
- How each individual check came out. Urgent items shut assistants out; the rest cost you clarity or trust.
- Details
- Every check opens to explain what it means in plain words, what we found, why it matters, and what to change.
The five steps, one by one
A customer asks an AI assistant for a recommendation. Here is what happens at each step when that assistant reaches your website.
Can AI find your profiles and listings on your site?
NoYour site does not point AI assistants to your profiles or listings and shows few signs of being active, so what they know about you elsewhere stays disconnected from it.
This step reads what your site tells an assistant about the rest of your presence: links to your social profiles and directory listings, a business profile written for machines, contact details, and signs that the site is active and looked after. It does not test whether assistants already know you from reviews and listings elsewhere; many businesses are found without any of this.
4 things to improve
- Your page links to none of your social profiles, so assistants cannot cross-check that you are the same business they see elsewhere. Linking your profiles in the footer is enough.
- Your business record does not point to your official profiles elsewhere, so assistants cannot be sure the accounts they find are yours. Listing them in the record removes the doubt.
- We found no link between your site and a Google Business Profile, which assistants use to confirm where you are, when you open, and what customers say. Claiming the free listing and linking it is worthwhile for any local business.
And one more in the full details.
Your web developer can handle this with the fix list from this report.
Can AI read who you are from your pages?
NoYour pages do not tell AI assistants who you are in a form they read directly, so they have to guess from the prose or rely on what they know from elsewhere.
This step reads the details your site publishes for machines: your name, what you do, where you are, how to reach you, who stands behind the site, and the reviews and references that back it up. Without them, an assistant has to guess who you are from the prose or rely on what it knows from elsewhere.
4 things to improve
- Your page carries no business details written for machines. Assistants have to guess your name, what you do, and where you are from your text, and they often guess wrong or not at all. A short block of structured data fixes this.
- Your pages do not say who wrote or publishes them, so assistants cannot attribute your content to a real business. Naming your business as the publisher in your structured data fixes this.
- Your reviews and ratings are not written in a form machines read, so assistants reading your site cannot quote them. Adding your rating to your business record lets them.
And one more in the full details.
Your web developer can handle this with the fix list from this report.
Can AI open your website?
YesYour website opens reliably for AI assistants.
An AI assistant has to be able to open your pages before anything else counts. Blocked crawlers, security challenges, slow responses, or broken links stop it before it reads a word, and it simply moves on to the next business.
One thing to improve
- Your main address forwards to another before the page appears. Each hop costs an assistant time, and a few give up. Pointing the main address straight at the page removes the delay.
Your web developer can handle this with the fix list from this report.
Can AI contact or book you?
PartlyAI assistants can reach you in a limited way. A proper form or booking path would turn recommendations into bookings.
In the final step the assistant tries to act for the customer: book a time, send an enquiry, or start a purchase. It needs a form, a booking path, or a connection it can use. Without one, even a glowing recommendation ends with the customer on their own.
3 things to improve
- Your page does not tell assistants what a customer can do here: book, reserve, order, or enquire. They can describe you but not act. Declaring the action in your business record fixes this, and Dashform does it for you when you add a funnel.
- Assistants can find no way to book time with you. A customer who asks one to make an appointment is told to do it themselves. A booking link or funnel that assistants can use turns those requests into bookings.
- Some of your buttons say things like “Click here” or “Learn more”, which tell an assistant nothing about where they lead. Renaming them to what they do, such as “Book a consultation”, helps both assistants and customers.
Dashform can take care of this for you. No developer needed.
Can AI understand what you offer?
YesAI assistants can read and understand what you offer.
Once inside, the assistant reads your pages much like a person skimming them. Clear headings, real text, described images, and properly labelled buttons help it describe you accurately to the customer.
Every one of the 3 checks in this step passed. The full details show what is working.
See the checks behind thisFive areas
Where you stand
Each area answers one question a customer's AI assistant asks before it recommends you. The weakest area is where to start.
What we checked
28 checks
Working vs. needs attention
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2
25
Discovery
Can AI find your profiles and listings on your site?
24%
IdentityStart here
Can AI read who you are from your pages?
21%
Access
Can AI open your website?
96%
Taking Action
Can AI contact or book you?
53%
Clarity
Can AI understand what you offer?
87%
Start here
What to fix first
These changes will help the most. Tick the ones to include in the fix list for your web developer, or let Dashform handle the ones it can.
How you compare
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Leading scores in Healthcare.
Full details
Everything we checked
Every check in plain language, with the technical fix your web developer needs underneath.
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