Health and Wellness Marketing Agencies: 33 Firms Compared

Click Consult's PrecisionBiotics case reports 110k Instagram profile impressions, up 234%, from January to May 2023, compared with the five months before it started, by engaging with influencer accounts in health, fitness, vegan and gut health niches. Its LloydsPharmacy Online Doctor case (opens in a new tab), first published in 2015, reports a 144% rise in organic sessions and 77% in organic revenue year on year.

The health and wellness page lists SEO, paid search, content and digital PR, social and analytics, with case tiles for Dentek, St John Ambulance and Private Midwives. Its about page (opens in a new tab) says the agency was founded in 2003 and is "an IQVIA business".

Hummingbird's results page credits it with a 312% rise in TikTok Shop sales within 90 days for Natural Health Market, listed under supplements and e-commerce, and 132% growth in social followers within six months for Biobalance. It also lists a 142% increase in treatment inquiries for Cosmex Clinic, with no period given.

Its health and wellness FAQ says it has promoted products "from CBD to weightloss and apps", and that results depend on the starting point, the audience and the work agreed. Services include social media management, paid search, email, content, SEO and display advertising, for UK brands.

inBeat's Hurom case study reports 300% ROAS growth, a 65% reduction in overall CPA and 33% growth in month-over-month profit margin. The work moved Hurom's ads from an "always on sale" approach to health-focused messaging about concerns such as gut health and skin.

The healthcare page says inBeat builds campaigns for "healthcare, wellness, and health tech brands", including creator campaigns for fitness, nutrition and health tech products and campaigns with doctors, nurses and pharmacists. Its process starts with an audience and compliance review, then creator sourcing and production with approvals, then launch and reporting. Its FAQ says supplement work avoids "exaggerated promises" and that creator posts follow FTC disclosure guidelines.

For Atrantil, a daily digestive supplement brand, Inflow reports a 128% increase in total revenue and a 318% increase in revenue from Facebook ads "since our partnership began", with ad spend up 252% year over year at or below the brand's CPA goal. The case page dates from 2021 and gives no baselines.

Inflow describes itself as an e-commerce marketing agency. Its health and wellness page offers SEO, paid search, paid social and influencer campaigns, conversion testing and email, and says it has worked with "dozens" of health and wellness brands.

K2L's GoNutrition case, first published in 2019, covers a rebrand and new packaging for the sports nutrition brand and reports +300% reach on social media, 156% more web traffic and 38% more online sales, with no period. Its supplements page (opens in a new tab) adds tiles for Bootea (+850% organic web traffic) and Dr Ohhira (+20% average order value).

The agency works across brand, web and digital, including paid search, SEO and paid social, and offers a free review of a brand's current marketing.

LoudBird's nutrition and wellness page carries testimonials from named clients: NAAWK CBD, Elizabeth Lambert of Blümsi CBD on the launch of its CBD line, Wholesun Wellness, and Dave's Health and Nutrition, a client "for over two years". None gives a figure.

The page covers supplements, CBD, health food, fitness products, and coaches and practitioners such as acupuncturists and massage therapists, and says it can flag prohibited claims. Its process page (opens in a new tab) says the agency requires contracts, invoices before work starts and can begin "in as little as one business day". The founder, Clair, is the main contact.

9AM's case studies report a 77% reduction in customer acquisition cost over 3+ years for Genomelink, a DNA analysis platform, with 70 unique assets a month.

The health and wellness page lists compliant creative, clinical study integration, influencer and expert partnerships and health condition targeting, with specialties in supplements, fitness and mental health. Its FAQ says copy, creative and landing pages are reviewed against the FTC's health products guidance and FDA claim rules, and that it works with the client's legal team when formal approval is needed. The page also shows headline figures (a 245% ROAS improvement and 68% lower CPA) with no client or period. On fees, the homepage FAQ (opens in a new tab) says pricing depends on scope, media spend, channels and creative needs, with no single package.

Single Grain's Bierman Autism case (opens in a new tab) reports a 75% increase in AI Overview capture for the autism therapy provider after technical SEO fixes, including metadata updates and repairs to an HTTPS migration.

The page describes compliant content strategy, wellness influencer partnerships and a process that maps FDA and FTC constraints before deciding what a brand can claim. Its services also cover practice location marketing and appointment conversion.

Social Styles reports increasing engagement for Anamaya Resort, a wellness retreat, by over 300% within the first two months. It also reports growing Oilogic's Instagram from 16K to 30K+ followers and Restore Patch's from zero to about 20K, with no periods given.

The pricing page (opens in a new tab) says there are no packages and that launches or multi-channel campaigns may fall outside the range. The page does not say whether ad spend is included.

For Vitafol, a prescription prenatal vitamin, Spark Growth reports 6.3 million impressions on Facebook and Instagram, a 13.9% lift in Google search ad conversion rate and a doubling of new website users in 2021 compared with the year before. Randi Rievman, vice president of marketing at Exeltis USA, says on the homepage that the team grew Slynd's digital presence and that prescribers, website visitors and followers increased.

Spark Growth says health and wellness is its "sole focus", across women's health, supplements, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, healthy food and beverage, and clean beauty. Its FitVine case (opens in a new tab) reports an 80% higher e-commerce ROAS than earlier campaigns for a health-conscious wine brand. Work starts with a discovery call about goals and budget.

Velox reports helping In-Shape Fitness increase transactions by 5,667% year over year by combining organic search, Google Ads and revenue reporting. Its health and wellness results also credit it with 37% revenue growth for GASP and $35K in new organic revenue at 650% ROAS for Better Bodies, without periods.

The page names other clients including Dr. Axe, dōTERRA, Nature's Sunshine and ENERGYBits, and covers organic search, AI search, paid search and social, Amazon and retail media, and programmatic.

Dreamentia's best-documented project is The DEN Meditation: brand development, website, e-commerce store, email and social for a meditation studio that offers classes, teacher training and events. The project page was first published in 2017 and gives no quantified result.

Its health and wellness page names other clients, including Revolution Wellness, Meehan Formulations and Deep Belly Meditation, and offers brand development, website design, email, social, packaging and advertising.

For Clementine, a hypnotherapy app for women, Everybody used social listening, audience data and workshops to shift the messaging from sleep to confidence. It reports that the confidence-led ads "delivered 4x the conversions" of the sleep-focused ads, in an article published in September 2025.

The London agency says it helps health and wellness brands win, and its homepage shows logos for Pfizer, Boehringer Ingelheim, Nestlé, Lintbells, Avantor and Makaton. Its case studies (opens in a new tab) lean toward pharma and healthcare: paid search for a global pharmaceutical brand, AI visibility for a life sciences company and work with healthcare professionals in Japan.

FINN's Simple Mills case, published in 2022, reports 3.2B impressions in 11 months, 280 stories and 36 top-tier consumer, trade and business media stories for the better-for-you food brand. Its Life Time case (opens in a new tab) describes PR for the athletic club company: 25+ club openings, 5+ media and influencer events a year and 13 running and cycling events.

The wellness practice offers brand strategy, digital marketing, influencer marketing, PR and research, and says it works with the Global Wellness Institute on trend insights.

Leopard Co's health page lists projects for Umbrella, a sexual health brand, a smoking cessation campaign, social media training for Salts Healthcare and video work for IcleTest. It says it has reached new patients for NHS-funded clinical trials and designed paid campaigns to recruit clinicians for private mental health clinics. None of these carries a figure on the page.

The Birmingham agency was founded in 2022 when two consultancies, Big Cat and spottydog communications, joined forces, according to its about page (opens in a new tab). It offers PR, social media, paid digital and creative production for consumer health, NHS suppliers and private healthcare providers.

Renaissance describes four wellness clients: Bathhouse, a wellness destination; Kosas, a skin care brand; Miracle Noodle, a low-calorie food brand; and TRT Nation, a testosterone therapy provider. Its wellness page gives no results for these clients.

Its services include consulting, digital PR, email, fractional CMO work, Google Ads, SEO, social media and web design.

Slingshot's /Live Well page shows work for Calm ("Bringing a magical product experience to life"), UT Southwestern and Komen 3-Day, with logos for the American Heart Association, Organic Valley and Rainbow Light. None of the work cited carries a result.

The agency describes itself as an integrated marketing, media and advertising agency and a member of the AMIN Worldwide alliance.

The Wellness Agency says it used its relationship with Ryan Seacrest and his iHeartMedia platform to bring iHeartMedia and the kombucha brand Health-Ade together, leading to iHeartMedia's investment. Health-Ade's later sale and other headline outcomes on the page are the clients' own results.

TWA works across talent equity partnerships, integrated media, capital introductions and Asia-Pacific market entry. Its FAQ (opens in a new tab) says it works with brands that have product-market fit, typically "Series A through growth stage", makes introductions and "does not act as a registered broker-dealer". No fee is published on the pages read.

Three projects are named on Union's health and wellness page: Matrix Fitness "The Matrix Experience", Microban "The Cleaner Home" and Diversey "Let's Live". The Matrix case (opens in a new tab) describes a large-format touch screen experience for the fitness equipment maker; neither it nor the work index (opens in a new tab) gives results.

The page covers health foods, supplements and vitamins, nutrition and weight loss, fitness, personal care, beauty and wellness tourism. Union is owned by Valtech, according to the page's footer and a news item on the acquisition.

ARSNL reports a 6x blended ROAS for ARSA Health, a private equity backed plastic and reconstructive surgery platform, and names other clients including My Houston Surgeons and Premier Surgical Network. Its former health and wellness page now redirects to this healthcare page for physician groups.

The Miami agency says its team is HIPAA-trained. The pages read describe its work for physician groups, surgical practices and multi-location networks.

Big Sea's health and wellness work includes a 130% year-over-year rise in online bookings for a regional orthopedic practice and a new website that earned 785% more dental appointment bookings, with neither client named in those tiles. Cheryl Pollock of Premier Community Health praises the team's work on the organization's new website and the patient journey through it.

Big Sea acquired JB Media Group in October 2024, according to its announcement (opens in a new tab). It offers local SEO, content, email and websites, and describes itself as a certified B Corporation working with purpose-driven organizations since 2005.

For Oubre Medical, a functional medicine practice in Austin and Abilene, Blackhawk reports a 12% Google Ads click-through rate, a 90% impression share and a 10% conversion rate from paid search after a rebrand and new website. Named testimonials come from Oubre Medical and Perspire Sauna Studio.

Its wellness PPC page (opens in a new tab) says a single location usually needs "$2,000 to $5,000 per month in media to start". That figure is ad spend; the management fee is not published.

Brand Vision's Midwest Digestive case (opens in a new tab) describes an eight-week clinic website project with online appointment booking, a provider and locations directory, a patient education hub and local SEO. Its health page also features Retina Labs, Rhino Health and Pharmacy.cloud.

Its FAQ says it works with clinics, dental, allied and mental health, hospitals, and "consumer health and wellness brands", scoping clinic and wellness marketing separately. A website typically takes eight to ten weeks, and brand and site together from three months; ongoing marketing services run monthly, with no amounts published.

Integrity Medicine, a direct primary care practice, is the featured client on ClearBrand's health and wellness page, which says the work "grew organic search to their #1 marketing channel". It lists other clients including Novera Headache Center and Leadline Wellness.

The agency builds Webflow websites with SEO and AI search optimization, and says it has been in business since 2017.

The Collective Co.'s wellness page shows one health project, for Dr Ben LaHood, tagged medical, among projects from other sectors. Its work page (opens in a new tab) tags three more projects as medical and none as wellness, with no results.

The Sydney agency starts with a workshop and offers strategy, branding, websites, SEO, email, social and digital advertising.

Hawk Health reports over 400 consultation requests for Northern Beaches Interventional Radiology since it started work in March 2021, and 850% more website traffic in 12 months. The page says the figure counts submitted inquiries and booked first appointments; confirmed procedures are excluded.

Its services and pricing page (opens in a new tab) builds each package on the one below, from local SEO and ad setup to CRM automation and retargeting, and offers lower rates for longer commitments.

Helen + Gertrude's healthcare and wellness page cites a 2021 eHealthcare Leadership Award for its Cynosure Potenza campaign and a bronze award for SculpSure social content. It also reports "300% company growth within 90 days" for an unnamed healthcare client's brand launch.

The page describes media that targets prescribers with NPI data and reaches patients through HIPAA-compliant data partners. Its FAQ (opens in a new tab) lists healthcare, women's health, beauty and food among its industries.

Mavericks says it has won two PRism Awards for wellness marketing, without naming the campaigns. Its one named testimonial comes from Dr. Lauren Henzlik, founder of Modern Mint Dental, who used the agency for website development, media buying and content as a start-up.

Services include strategy, digital marketing, design, social media and web development. The pages read show no case study with results.

McMillan Phillips describes a full-service campaign for Fedelta Home Care in the Seattle area, with a new website and messaging aimed at older clients and their adult children, and links SEO work for Woodbury Chiropractic. The page reports total health and wellness campaign revenue of $2,418,870 in 2024 and $4,228,548 in 2025, without saying how it is measured.

The firm says it is "not a niche agency". The page's timelines to impact differ between its service sections and its FAQ, so ask which applies to your scope.

For Servier, Operatic planned the bilingual Canadian launch of Venixxa, an over-the-counter treatment for hemorrhoids and chronic venous disease, on a limited budget. It reports that by the end of the 12-month campaign Venixxa's month-over-month sales had increased by 214%, after audience research, new creative, a new website and digital media.

Its health and wellness page shows client logos for Xelf Fitness Studio, Elmwood Spa, Hand & Stone, Goodbodyfeel and Dr Surya, and a testimonial from Robin Lacambra, founder of GoodBodyFeel, who calls the team data-informed. Services cover strategy, technology, creative, marketing and analytics.

SOAK built the brand and an accessible website for Zoe White Care, a start-up NDIS provider, as shown in its case study (opens in a new tab). Its health page also shows logos for Endeavour College of Natural Health, College of Natural Beauty, Northside Gynaecology and TUH Health Fund. The page publishes no results.

Services include brand strategy, design, digital marketing, paid search, SEO, content and social.

For the Food Allergy Institute, a pediatric food allergy clinic in Long Beach, California, Web Tonic reports booked consultations rising from 243 a month in January 2026 to 1,012 in September 2026, counted in the clinic's own CRM. Over the 12 months to August 2026, Meta spend was almost flat ($717,944 against $705,854 in the matched 12 months before) and cost per landing page view fell 30%, while a new Google Ads program spent $35,226. The page notes that its Meta figures are not reconciled against the client's records.

Its industries page lists 12 types of health and wellness business, from dental and fertility to gyms, medical spas and wellness. Its homepage (opens in a new tab) also shows a Shopify store for roe Wellness, a mother-and-baby skin care brand.

Insure Fitness Group's marketing manager credits Wellness Pro's SEO and paid search with a rise in traffic and revenue after a plateau during COVID-19. A brand engagement manager at Elite Beauty Society also gives a named testimonial.

The firm reaches professionals through a database it says holds over 1 million wellness professionals across 8 sectors. Its about page (opens in a new tab) says it is a division of Arthur J. Gallagher and that its sister publications have covered the industry since 1954. Services are offered à la carte or end to end, and no prices are published on the pages read.