About

MarketVisory Group works with independent medical and care practices that want steady, appropriate growth — without hype, shortcuts, or pressure to sell out.

We’re based in Chicagoland and work with practices throughout the Chicago metro area and nationwide.

Who We Work With

Our clients are established, independently owned practices that understand growth in healthcare is different from growth in other industries.

They include:

  • physician-owned medical practices
  • therapy and care practices
  • single-provider and multi-location groups

What our clients have in common is not specialty or size — it’s a desire for clarity, realism, and long-term thinking.

We do not work with startups, venture-backed rollups, or practices looking for short-term marketing tactics.

How We Think About Practice Growth

Practices grow in different ways. Some depend more on patients finding them directly. Others depend more on professional referral relationships.

Most marketing firms treat these the same. We don’t.

Our work starts with understanding how your practice actually gets patients, then applying the right ongoing system to support that reality.

That’s why we don’t sell individual tactics. We design and manage systems that work over time and scale appropriately as competition and complexity change.

Our Role

Our role is not to sell the biggest program possible. It’s to:

  • recommend the level of support that actually fits
  • explain tradeoffs clearly
  • avoid unnecessary complexity
  • design work that can be sustained

Sometimes that means growth-focused work. Sometimes it means foundational support. Sometimes it means doing less, not more. We’re comfortable saying all three.

What Guides Our Work

We don’t promise miracles or shortcuts. Our work is guided by a simple principle: independent practices deserve marketing that respects how healthcare actually works.

That means:

  • steady progress over time
  • systems instead of campaigns
  • honesty over hype

Our goal is to help practices grow while staying independent — on their own terms.