Suze for physiotherapists, kinesists and sports therapists
Social media posts for your physiotherapist & kinesist, on autopilot
Patients choose a physiotherapist they trust — and trust is built before the first appointment. Suze reads your website and generates posts that share your expertise, explain your approach and keep your practice visible in your community, automatically.
Example posts generated by Suze
Instagram
3 exercises for lower back pain
Lower back pain affects 80% of adults at some point. These three daily exercises take 10 minutes and make a real difference over time. Save this post and try them tonight. Questions? Book a consultation via the link in bio.
#physio #lowerbackpain #exercise
LinkedIn
Why most back pain resolves — and what to do when it doesn't
90% of acute back pain resolves within 6 weeks with the right approach. The remaining 10% is where early physiotherapy intervention makes the biggest long-term difference. If you're managing a team with high sick leave from musculoskeletal complaints, let's talk.
#physiotherapy #workplacehealth #backpain
Facebook
Running season is back — is your body ready?
Spring means more runners — and more running injuries. If you're ramping up your mileage, make sure your body is ready. We offer sports physio consultations with specific running assessments. Book via our website before the race season kicks in.
#runningphysio #sportstherapy #runninginjury
Build trust before the first appointment
Patients want to know who they're handing their recovery to. Suze reads your website — specialisms, team bios, treatment approaches — and generates posts that communicate expertise and warmth before anyone has picked up the phone.
Share expertise that makes people come to you first
The physiotherapists with full appointment books are the ones people feel they already know. Suze generates educational posts from your website content — treatment explanations, common conditions, recovery tips — that make you the obvious choice when someone needs help.
Stay top-of-mind in your local community
Most patients don't need a physio right now — but they will. Regular posts keep your practice visible so that when someone sprains an ankle or develops a shoulder problem, your name is the first they recall.
Where should you post?
The channels that matter most for your physiotherapist & kinesist.
Most patients discover local health practitioners through Facebook recommendations and local groups. Regular posts keep your name visible when someone asks for a physio referral. Without it: The "can anyone recommend a good physio?" post in a local group is a direct referral opportunity. Without a Facebook presence, you're never mentioned.
Exercise tips, posture advice and movement content perform well on Instagram and position you as a credible expert before patients have even booked. Without it: Without Instagram, you're missing the channel where younger patients and sports enthusiasts discover health professionals. They find your competitors instead.
For kinesists working with corporate clients, sports organisations or GP referral networks, LinkedIn builds professional relationships that generate consistent patient flows. Without it: B2B relationships with employers, sports clubs and medical colleagues start on LinkedIn. Not being there means missing a high-value referral channel.
Suze publishes to all these channels from one dashboard, automatically.
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Frequently asked questions
How does Suze help a physiotherapist or kinesist attract new patients?
Suze reads your practice website — specialisms, team bios, treatment descriptions — and generates posts for Facebook and Instagram that communicate expertise and warmth. Educational posts about common conditions, recovery tips and treatment approaches build trust with potential patients before they ever contact you.
Can Suze generate educational health content without me writing it?
Yes. Suze turns the information already on your website into posts that share your expertise — exercises for common complaints, explanations of treatments, tips for recovery. You review everything before it goes live to make sure it's accurate.
What if I want to post about a specific condition or seasonal topic quickly?
Use the Idea Inbox. Write "Post about running injuries ahead of spring season" and Suze drafts the content immediately. It's the quickest way to respond to timely topics without spending time writing.
Which platforms should a physiotherapy practice focus on?
Facebook is the primary discovery channel for local health practitioners — patients ask for referrals in local groups regularly. Instagram works well for reaching younger and sports-focused patients. Suze manages both platforms from one dashboard.